Loyalty Wired

Everyone talks about personalisation, but very few brands get it right. In this episode, experts from Vinted, Elkjøp and R-Cubed explore how to create more relevant customer experiences through better data, smarter testing and a relentless focus on solving customer problems.

Partnerships have always been at the heart of loyalty programmes. But the way they work is changing.

In this episode of The Loyalty Podcast, Iain Pringle is joined by Dom Winchester (Nectar360), Madeleine Svantesson (SAS EuroBonus) and Vilde Bergan (Spenn) to explore how partnership models are evolving.

From coalition programmes and flexible currencies to payment integration, open banking and data collaboration, they discuss how brands are creating more connected loyalty ecosystems.

If you work in loyalty, partnerships or customer strategy, this episode offers a fascinating look at where the industry is heading.

Loyalty programmes are under pressure to change.

In this episode, leaders from Decathlon, Uber and B&Q explore why brands must move beyond discount addiction towards smarter, more sustainable loyalty strategies built around data, engagement and customer value.

Most loyalty programmes are built on rational exchanges: points, rewards and incentives. But that is only part of the story.

In this episode Iain Pringle is joined by Max Kenkel, Vicky Elliot and Adam Posner to explore emotional loyalty — the moments of recognition, surprise, service and human connection that make customers feel something, not just earn something.

They discuss why emotional loyalty matters now, where brands get it right and wrong, and how loyalty teams can start building more meaningful moments without losing commercial discipline.

If you work in loyalty, customer experience or brand strategy, this episode is full of practical ideas.

Loyalty is shifting… but not in just one place.

In this episode, Rob Burgess (Head for Points), Ben Lipsey (Air France-KLM) and Phil Gunter (Loyalty Status Co) explore what British Airways’ move to spend-based status means — and why competitors are already moving to take advantage.

At the same time, Jan Pieter Lips (Capillary) and Tom Shapira (Wellesley Hills Financial) unpack Capillary’s acquisition of SessionM, and what it reveals about scale, valuation and the future of loyalty technology.

If you run a loyalty programme, this episode matters.

Sponsored by Loyalty Status Co.