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Oct 8, 2024 18 min

#598: Data Sources – How much is enough and when it is too much?

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This episode is sponsored by Tally – the loyalty platform from Phaedon. Tally offers the simplicity of natural language and the power of AI to build and run your loyalty campaigns end-to-end. See what’s possible at TallyLoyalty.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Executive faculty members from the Loyalty Academy™, the CEO of the Wise Marketer Group, Bill Hanifin, and his CMO, Aaron Dauphinee join you this week for the Wiser Loyalty podcast series for Let’s Talk Loyalty. Our loyalty industry SMEs provide their weekly perspectives on constructs from the Loyalty Academy™ curriculum for their Certified Loyalty Marketing Professional™ (CLMP™) designation and each month they cover content from one of the core courses. This month we are addressing the topic of Data Analytics in Loyalty Marketing. The conversations are inspired by our Loyalty Academy course #107 Introduction to Loyalty Analytics. In this week’s episode Bill and Aaron cover the wide range of data sources and compare thoughts on whether brands are collecting the right data, too much data and if in the end having a 360-degree view of the customer is exactly where they want to be. Show notes: 1) Bill Hanifin 2) Aaron Dauphinee 3) The Loyalty Academy™ 4) The Wise Marketer

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