Most organizations that offer educational benefits require employees to pay upfront for courses, followed by some percentage of reimbursement. This limits who can afford to further their education: typically, those with robust savings and prior degrees are the ones who take advantage of the benefit. Recent analysis and data from
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The Difference Between Loyalty And Advocacy: How To Make A Loyal Customer A Customer Advocates
Need more business? Customer advocates are your key to more leads – and as a result, more revenue. Why? People are more likely to purchase a service or product based on a recommendation than ads they see or research they have to do themselves. In fact: Ninety-two percent of people
Build A Better Community To Acquire More Loyal Customers, Not Rewards
Loyalty programs – that effectively bribe people into buying more of your products – are lazy. In the modern aspiration economy, people develop true brand affinity only when it gives them a sense of community. Membership strategies are an effective way to achieve that goal. To do this effectively, remember
