Loyalty Programs · Behaviour change · Component

The measured change

What actually differs, in the behaviour the programme targets rather than in whatever moved.

The deliverable

What it is

A programme designed to increase frequency should be judged on frequency. Judging it on spend allows a redistribution to be read as an increase.

Redistribution is the common finding: members concentrate existing spend rather than spending more, which produces a member-level increase and no organisational one.

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What it is made of

Each element is a constituent part of the component. Follow one to see the attributes it carries.

  1. The target behaviour

    What the programme was designed to change.

    3 attributes: Behaviour · In control · In members

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  2. The difference

    How much it moved.

    3 attributes: Difference · Uncertainty · Value per member

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  3. The redistribution

    Whether spend moved rather than grew.

    3 attributes: Type · Share of category · Source

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Members concentrating existing spend rather than spending more is a real gain and a different finding.