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4 Ways Mobile Payments Can Help Your Business Grow
There are more benefits to mobile payments than you might think.
'Starbucks Rewards' and the Failure of Today's Loyalty Programs
A personalized business approach rewards customers and enhances engagement across the customer base.
Redbox Close to Launching Its Second Attempt at a Streaming Service
Redbox Digital will offer streams for purchase or rent, as opposed to Netflix's unlimited model.
Starbucks' New Prepaid Card Lets Customers Earn Awards Anywhere
The prepaid card will be available later this year and usable at any retail locations that accept Visa.
Here Are FlyerTalk's 3 Best Loyalty Programs in America
The site for frequent travelers looked at airlines, hotels and rental car services.
Marriott Offers Lowest Rates to Loyalty Program Members
The hotel chain is taking on online travel agents like Expedia and Priceline.
How One Man Figured Out to Get a Free Starbucks Drink Every Day
In a move that is both genius and ethically questionable, he uses Starbucks cards and a complicated order to get free coffee.
How Expedia Wants to Help Small Businesses Save on Travel Costs
The online travel agency wants to offer small businesses the same perks that larger companies get.
The Future of Mobile Payments Awaits Your Fingerprint
What mobile payment technology means for ecommerce and retail startups and four ways to leverage it.
Is a High-Tech Customer Loyalty System Right For You?
Here's what you need to know about starting a loyalty program that keeps customers coming back.
3 Must-Have Memberships for the Small-Business Traveler
If you spend time on the road, keep these in your wallet -- for less than $100 per month each.
Business Travelers: Is Loyalty Dead?
Airline and hotel loyalty programs have undergone some significant changes in the last few years.
3 Ways to Increase Customer Loyalty
People remain committed to a brand they feel a connection to.
Big Brands Form Mega Customer Loyalty Program
With participants including Macy's, Rite Aid and more, the coalition could shake up traditional rewards programs in the U.S.
