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How Subscription Strategies can Supercharge Loyalty Programs

Retail TouchPoints

To guard against member indifference, retailers may want to consider adopting subscription program elements that can both boost “stickiness” and reveal more about customers’ wants and needs. Retailers need to invest in a seamless customer experience, which is becoming table stakes for a good subscription program.

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Product Substitution: How Savvy Retailers and Manufacturers can Build Supply Chain Resiliency, Reduce Costs and Improve Customer Experiences

Retail TouchPoints

The letdown customers experience when their orders don’t arrive on time, or at all, results in uncertainty and distrust that’s difficult — if not impossible — to remedy. Retailers can expect that customers will turn to other vendors; once this happens, they’ve lost both the sale and the customer’s trust and loyalty.

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How to Build a Loyalty Program in the Subscriptions Industry

Smile.io

Subscription-based products have grown in recent years, truly becoming (DTC) direct to consumers. Virtually every brand in every industry has some form of offer to turn your one-time purchases into a monthly subscription.  By making recurring purchases easier, subscription services have made shopping convenient again.

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Subscription Ecommerce Websites Saw 4,461% Revenue Boom in 5 Years: 20 Brands Reaping the Benefits

BigCommerce

Don’t even say it out loud: Subscription boxes are not dead. Heralded as the newest, greatest ecommerce strategy beginning around 2010, subscription box services like BirchBox, Trunk Club and Dollar Shave Club have not only made headlines – they’ve made billions. In 2011, subscription brands made an estimated $57,000,000.

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The 5 Facets Of Success In The Subscription Economy

RTP blog

The subscription economy has been making waves since 2010, when Birchbox debuted a subscription box that quickly gained popularity. Now, the space holds fierce competition, with hundreds of companies vying for customers across a wide range of industry verticals, from clothing to beauty to meal kits.

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Ecommerce & the subscription economy

GetElastic

It’s time to start thinking inside the box as more companies are embracing the subscription model. The largest subscription-based players generate more than $2.6B In 2018 , Amazon Subscribe & Save, Dollar Shave Club, Ipsy, Blue Apron and Birchbox were the five most popular subscription ecommerce sites. High customer churn.

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Harnessing the huge marketing potential of subscription services

365 Retail

Subscription services really took off in 2020 thanks to a combination of lockdown driving online shopping, consumers’ desire to save money, and the innate convenience of the subscription model. The subscription phenomenon. So what does 2022 hold for the subscriptions market? billion by 2025.