You may agree that one of the keys
to a successful business and to keeping customers happy is to know them well,
to know their preferences and behavior to be able to respond to their needs
effectively and efficiently. Of course, that works for customers of any
generation.
We did already talk about Generation Z specifically in this article, where we discovered what are the things that matter most to
them, such as equity, inclusion, or mental health. Gen Zers care for the environment, love to create a bond with
people, companies, and brands and are actually very loyal. As a matter of fact,
Gen-Z consumers love loyalty
programs.
So that is already a great starting
point, but what are the features a loyalty program needs to have to attract Generation Z consumers?
1. Make it digital
The lives of young consumers revolve
around digital, and more
specifically their smartphones. A loyalty program tailored to them must
be digital or at least adapted to the digital environment through a website, an
online platform, or an app. If they can easily access the program from their
phones, it will exponentially increase the chances that they will use it and
ultimately build loyalty to that
brand.
2. Make it social
Generation Z not only live on their
smartphones, but also on social media.
It is a generation that shares, almost in real-time, all their plans, the
things they like, their ideas and thoughts, etc. with their friends. So, to
better connect with them and ultimately attract them, a loyalty program must
foster that social element. This can be achieved through a referral program or an effective social media campaign –or both!
3. Make it omnichannel
In this day and age, it is key to be
where the consumer is, so an omnichannel
strategy is a must. You need to approach the consumer, especially millennials and Gen Zers, from
different channels: website, landing page, app, mailing, social media, SMS...
and take advantage of non-digital channels as well, depending on your
case.
This will lead to a better customer experience, improving their
satisfaction; it will increase brand
awareness, and ultimately provide more data to better understand your
customers so you can meet their needs more effectively over time.
3. Make it meaningful
We often reiterate: a loyalty
program must offer value. You have to offer Gen Z consumers something that matters
to them, something that moves them. Here is our suggestion: young people of
this generation love to travel,
so make travel their reward! At Inspira,
we have the best travel loyalty programs
and incentives, which you can learn more about here.
All of our loyalty programs and travel loyalty solutions are digital,
social, omnichannel, and Generation Z-ready! If you think we can help you with
your loyalty program, feel free to contact us here.
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