5 Easy Ways Small Businesses Can Promote Offers & Loyalty Programmes

Written by Jason Nesbitt Topics: App User, Blog

We work with businesses daily who have special deals and offers for both new and loyal customers but aren’t seeing the benefit. Although it is clearly apparent that there’s a marketing benefit to running these offers (such as improving customer satisfaction, building brand awareness, increased footfall) setting them up is only half of the story.[…]


New Digital Loyalty App is launched for Loughborough

Written by Jason Nesbitt Topics: App User, BID, Blog

Love Loughborough BID are excited to announce the launch of a co-branded digital app for local businesses in partnership with local entrepreneurs, Sophie & Jason of LoyalFree. LoyalFree is a mobile phone app loyalty scheme which is used to collect rewards at local independent and national businesses, allowing businesses to gain from customer analytics and[…]


LoyalFree Featured in Tech City UK’s 2017 Tech Nation Report

Written by Jason Nesbitt Topics: BID, Blog

The Tech Nation 2017 report captures the pulse of the UK tech sector The report cites Leicester as “buzzing with digital tech innovation” and points out the city’s Cultural Quarter is being “transformed into a hub for creative and digital tech startups“. The University of Leicester’s award-winning data centre and De Montfort University’s Innovation Centre[…]


The Future of Customer Loyalty is Digital – Are You Ready?

Written by Jason Nesbitt Topics: App User, BID, Blog

Customer loyalty programmes have historically improved relationships between brands and consumers by offering benefits to customers and brands alike. For customers the incentive of free or discounted products and feeling valued. For businesses the offer of repeat custom, increased sales and a healthier bottom line. But fast forward a couple of years – will we[…]


Loyalty Schemes for the Modern Day Consumer

Written by Jason Nesbitt Topics: App User, Blog

What do we know about the modern customer? Customers today have access to an unlimited amount of information online making them less brand loyal in certain industries. But research shows they still actively respond to and desire being valued and rewarded. A recent study shows that the average person touches their phone 2,617 times a[…]