
Leaders in Customer Loyalty: Brand Story | A Century of the Crave: White Castle's Recipe for Retaining Loyal Fans for 105 Years
Send us a text White Castle’s loyal fan base has kept America’s “first fast-food hamburger chain” in business for nearly 105 years. What makes this brand still appeal to consumers and continue to expand, especially when other chains struggle to keep the doors open? Loyalty 360 spoke with Jamie Richardson, Vice President of Marketing and Public Relations at White Castle, on the brand’s longevity and its loyalty program, known as Craver Nation Rewards.
8 Tammi 26min

#497: Leaders in Customer Loyalty: Brand Stories | Teriyaki Madness: Driving National Growth Using Tech, Flavor, and Fun!
Send us a text Known for its irreverent attitude, unstoppable energy, and Seattle-style teriyaki bowls, Teriyaki Madness has always taken its food, but never itself, seriously. Founded in 2003 by friends who wanted to bring Seattle’s teriyaki culture to Las Vegas, Teriyaki Madness was purchased by its current CEO, Michael Haith, in 2016. Now headquartered in Denver, Colorado, the self-proclaimed “scrappy brand,” uses digital innovation to transform a fast casual dining concept from 30 s...
18 Joulu 202534min

#496: Leaders in Customer Loyalty: Industry Voices | Blings: Putting the Personal into Loyalty Programs
Send us a text Blings, a global company headquartered in New York, New York, is using patented AI-powered MP5 technology to help companies create personalized, interactive videos that connect with customers in real-time. The platform pulls in live data to create each video and customize loyalty offers and gamified experiences, engaging customers and boosting conversion for clients. Loyalty 360 spoke with Yonatan Schreiber, CEO and co-founder of Blings, about how this AI-powered personal...
16 Joulu 202533min

#495: Leaders in Customer Loyalty: Brand Stories | Baked-In Loyalty: Toppers Pizza’s Recipe for Connection and Growth
Send us a text For more than 30 years, Toppers Pizza has gone beyond crafting inventive, high-quality pizzas to delivering an experience that keeps guests coming back time and time again. With 60 stores across 14 states, the Wisconsin-based chain has built a loyal following thanks to its fun, late-night-friendly menu, fresh ingredients, and a focus on community connection. The brand has become a fan favorite among college students, young professionals, and anyone looking for a unique pizza ex...
11 Joulu 202550min

#494: Leaders in Customer Loyalty: Industry Voices | Collinson International Creates Enhanced Customer Lounge Experiences for Today’s Travelers
Send us a text Collinson International, a privately-owned provider of global travel and customer loyalty programs, doesn’t offer your run-of-the-mill airport experience. Instead of being squeezed in plastic seating, knee to knee with fellow travelers in the main concourse, the company provides a premium airport lounge experience with a range of amenities. Loyalty360 spoke with Jeremy Dalkoff VP of Partnerships and Travel Experiences at Collinson International, the operator of the popul...
9 Joulu 202525min

#493: Leaders in Customer Loyalty: Brand Stories | Wings and Rings: Loyalty is Everything
Send us a text Families searching for a relaxed, local restaurant to enjoy good food at a reasonable price, and avid sports fans looking for a place to munch on chicken wings while catching the latest game might find Wings and Rings perfectly meets their needs. Established in 1984 in Cincinnati, Ohio, the 41-year-old sports franchisee concept now has 85 locations, 60 within the U.S. and 25 internationally. Known originally as Buffalo Wings and Rings, the company has updated its look, its name...
4 Joulu 202536min

#492: Leaders in Customer Loyalty: Industry Voices | The New Incentive Landscape: Maritz's Collections Motivate Members
Send us a text Loyalty360 spoke with Mike Donini, Senior Buyer at Maritz, one of the largest full-service incentive and loyalty partners in North America. Maritz began in 1894 as a family-run wholesaler and manufacturer of fine jewelry and watches. During the Great Depression, Maritz pivoted its business to generate income, selling its merchandise to businesses as sales and service awards. The new direction kept it afloat and launched the beginning of what we know today as the incentive...
2 Joulu 202525min






















