Panel: Loyalty no es marketing; es EBITDA (#706)

EPISODE · Sep 23, 2025 · 47 MIN

Panel: Loyalty no es marketing; es EBITDA (#706)

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The World’s Largest Loyalty Programs™ research report from Let’s Talk Loyalty is now available.Download it by subscribing to our newsletter on the World’s Largest Loyalty Programs™ now.---------------This episode of Let's Talk Loyalty & Loyalty TV is in Spanish and this episode was recorded live.Bienvenidos al panel de Customer Loyalty. Hoy queremos elevar la conversación: la lealtad no es puntos, cupones ni cashback; es una ciencia y un arte con metodología que genera conocimiento del cliente y rentabilidad. Debatiremos la tesis: la lealtad de las marcas a sus clientes no es un tema de marketing; es un factor fundamental de generación de EBITDA. Comúnmente las empresas confunden los programas de lealtad como generadores de costos y gastos y pocas veces tienen la visión de que pueden ser una fuente de ingresos incrementales para el negocio. Para llegar a este conocimiento, es necesario desmitificar varios preceptos incorrectos que existen en esta materia. Se requiere tener una estrategia clara para que el diseño del programa cumpla con la encomienda de ser un centro de ingresos y no de costo.Nos acompañan tres expertos que han diseñado, implementado y operado programas de lealtad reales: Fernando Jiménez, Carlos SanRomán y Raziel Rocha. Vamos a explorar variables financieras, gestión eficiente del pasivo, gamificación, efecto “loyalty currency”, redención y cómo llevar un programa al siguiente nivel, entre otros temas.Hosted by Alex Saul.Show Notes:1) Fernando Jimenez2) Carlos SanRomán3) Raziel Rocha4) The Business of Expertise – David C Baker5) Carlos SanRomán: Loyalty Programs Currency Effect – Evert De Boer / Xiao Yao Chin6) Freedom from the Known– J. Krishnamurti

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