Business Benefits
Delivering Customer Delight & Creating Shareholder Wealth
Mobile vouchers and coupons offer businesses significant advantages over traditional and web-based voucher systems.
Customer Acquisition
- Viral campaigns allow users to forward coupons to friends creating new CRM data opportunities
- Support traditional marketing activity with quantifiable redemption data
- Build or enrich CRM databases with lifestyle data on existing or previously invisible customers
- Integrate with existing online marketing strategies to generate auditable purchases
- Mobile vouchers have higher redemption rates than online or physical alternatives; users have the voucher with them at all times creating the opportunity for impulse purchases
- Increase footfall into retail outlets
- Up-sell or increase pick up rates
- Use social media to conduct promotional campaigns
- Use mobile applications to create virtual stores and attract global customers
Customer Retention
- Build quality CRM data to segment and target customers with future offers or to encourage repeat visits
- Time bounded return SMS can be delivered after a coupon is redeemed, thanking customers and offering new promotions
- Create brand loyalty through coupon reward points systems generated from existing purchases and collected via mobile
- Develop brand entanglement through loyalty promotions or rewards schemes such as Orange Wednesdays
Customer Value
- Live real-time reporting makes mobile campaigns fully auditable to demonstrate ROI
- Integrate with other marketing activity such as direct marketing or advertising, using redemption data to quantify campaign success
- Environmentally friendly coupons boost your corporate social responsibility
- Reduced transaction times at the point of redemption create operational efficiencies
- Increased security as you manage coupon validity
- Run multiple campaigns at once from one interface
- Develop promotional activity through 3rd parties without the need for IT integration
- Build insight into lifestyle and purchasing habits from redemption data