Maintained answers · Program strategy
Make program decisions from observed behavior instead of generic loyalty statistics.
Questions and answers
Product behavior, requirements, pricing, and integrations can change. The contextual link in each answer is the maintained next step.
Answer 01
Direct linkStart with the repeat behavior and transaction shape. Points fit variable eligible spend. Stamps fit frequent similar purchases. Prepaid passes fit defined future uses sold upfront. Vouchers fit controlled offers. Achievements add predefined recognition after the base program works.
The launch guide gives the complete decision order.
Answer 02
Direct linkCheck join-to-first-action, second-action movement, staff activity, progress distribution, redemptions, reversals, reward cost, pass use, and support questions. Use the result to fix the first broken handoff or economic rule.
Do not claim customer lifetime value or long-term retention from one month of data.
Answer 03
Direct linkLaunch one core mechanic. Add a supporting voucher, achievement, tier, referral, campaign, or pass only when it serves a separate behavior and customers can explain the difference.
Do not reward the same action through points, stamps, a pass discount, an achievement reward, and a campaign offer at the same time.
Other answer topics
Open the cluster that matches the next decision instead of stretching one answer beyond its evidence.
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