Let's Talk Loyalty

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----------------------------------------Fiona Clifford, Member Engagement and Marketing Manager at Supercheap Auto, joins Carly Neubauer to share how the Supercheap Auto Club transformed its loyalty proposition for over 5 million active members.Recognised as Best Loyalty Program in APAC at the ORIAS 2026, the programme continues to evolve, balancing customer value with commercial performance through a simpler rewards model and data-driven personalisation.Hosted by Carly NeubauerShow Notes:1) Fiona Clifford2) Super Cheap Auto3) Be the Unicorn (Book Recommendation)

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----------------------------------------Vuyo Henda is a decorated marketing leader. She is passionate about loyalty and this shows in her leadership of the Spur Family Card loyalty programme, Africa’s leading restaurant loyalty brand. Vuyo’s insights from this show cover the importance of operational delivery of the loyalty strategy and how to create magic at a store level.Hosted by Amanda Cromhout Show Notes:1)Vuyo Henda2)Spur Corporation3) Spur Family Card loyalty programme,4) Good Strategy Bad Strategy (Book Recommendation)

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----------------------------------------How can brands balance customer loyalty with profitability?Carly Neubauer speaks with Roz Travers-Hucker, Head of Marketing at Canningvale Australia, about using customer data, relevant rewards and emotional connections to drive sustainable growth.Roz shares lessons from Best Friends Group’s paid membership program and Canningvale’s Home Lovers Club, exploring loyalty economics, customer engagement, and the importance of creating value for both customers and the business.Show Notes:1) Roz Travers-Hucker2) Canningvale Australia3) Home Lovers Club4) FYI: For Your Improvement (Book Recommendation)

What does it take to build a loyalty strategy that delivers more than points, discounts and transactions?Bridget Blaise-Shamai speaks with Jacek Materna, CEO of TrueLoyal, about the evolution of modern loyalty — from customer communities and authentic advocacy to gamification, UGC and connecting online and offline behaviour.Jacek shares real-world examples from brands including Nestlé Purina, Hero Cosmetics and more, while explaining why incrementality and measurable lift should be at the heart of every loyalty investment.They also explore how brands can turn customer communities into a source of insight, content, engagement and acquisition — and why the future of loyalty is about creating experiences that genuinely earn customer commitmentHosted by Bridget Blaise-Shamai This episode is sponsored by TrueLoyalShow Notes:1) Jacek Materna 2) TrueLoyal3) Good to Great - Book Recommendation

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------------------------------------------------------------------------------Chili’s sold close to 30 million margaritas last year — more than any other restaurant brand in the United States. The brand has just closed its twenty-first consecutive quarter of same-store sales growth. And the loyalty program sitting underneath that run has spent the last two years getting simpler, not bigger.Aaron Dauphinee at Wise Marketer Group sits down with Nicholas Kerr, Director of Loyalty and Growth Marketing at Chili’s. (Brinker International)And casual dining may be one of the hardest categories for loyalty. Visit frequency is low, margins are thin, the consumer has been trained on discounts for forty years, and the experience is delivered by people rather than an app. The reflex in that environment is to add: more points, more tiers, more offers. BUT Chili’s went the other way! Listen in to learn how and why.Hosted by Aaron Dauphinee, CLMP™Show Notes:1) Nicholas Kerr2) Chili’s. (Brinker International)3) Die with Zero (Book Recommendation)4) Our Previous Episode with Nicholas Kerr