B2C Loyalty
B2C loyalty focuses on the relationship between a brand and its individual customers. Points, statuses, clubs, and services can encourage repeat business and preference. The programme must remain clear, accessible, and consistent with purchasing habits, channels, and the brand promise.
A concrete example
A brand can combine purchase recognition with useful benefits between visits. Cohort analysis allows new members to be tracked separately from existing customers.
A point to consider
Members may already be the best customers before they join. Their higher average order value does not necessarily prove the programme's effect.
Link the promise to purchasing habits.
Observe the usual time between two purchases and the benefit available during that interval. A system adapted to weekly purchases may discourage customers who return twice a year. Compare the first use, then the return, with a similar customer history. Analyze the channels separately when the identification or access to benefits differs between physical stores and online shopping.
Questions to ask your team
- Does the first benefit arrive at a useful time?
- Does the customer have the same rules and balance on each channel?


