Connecting With Customers Through Loyalty Programs, Intuitive Technology

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Connecting With Customers Through Loyalty Programs, Intuitive Technology

Panera Bread’s $8.99-per-month “all the coffee you can drink” offering debuted this week, which is spurring a new look at in-store loyalty programs. The move comes as research shows that in-store customers tend to spend noticeably more than online impulse buyers, irrespective of their online brand or retailer loyalty. And iMoving takes a marketplace approach to moving by connecting customers and independent movers with intuitive tech. All this, Today in Data.

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    Data: 

    500: Number of different movers that iMoving represents.

    85 percent: Share of retail purchases that still take place offline.

    52 percent: Portion of Americans who report that they frequently shop to relieve stress.

    $8.99: Cost of Panera Bread’s “all the coffee you can drink” loyalty program.

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    $3M: iMoving’s projected sales for 2020.


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