Western Europe is seeing a fresh wave of loyalty program marketing as consumers look for savings opportunities during tough economic times. For retailers, loyalty programs are a win-win—enabling them to boost engagement while also gathering valuable first-party data. But in a competitive loyalty market, evolving consumer expectations are key.
Key Question: How are loyalty programs evolving—and what features are most attractive to consumers?
Key Stat: At least 90% of consumers in Europe are willing to share their personal data for loyalty points/rewards or discounts and coupons, while over 80% would share it for prizes or exclusive offers.
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Executive Summary
Loyalty programs are back in the spotlight in Western Europe
The UK is leading Western Europe’s loyalty revolution
AI is taking Western Europe loyalty programs to the next level
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Consumers in the UK, Sweden, and Germany Are Much Less Loyal to Brands Than Consumers in the US (% of consumers in select countries who were asked about their loyalty to brands, Sep 2023)
Supermarkets Are Leading on Loyalty Membership, but Other Sectors Are Also Seeing Strong Growth (% of adults in Great Britain with loyalty memberships, by sector, Jan 2022 vs. Jan 2024)
Consumers in the UK, Sweden, and Germany Are Much Less Loyal to Brands Than Consumers in the US (% of consumers in select countries who were asked about their loyalty to brands, Sep 2023)
Supermarkets Are Leading on Loyalty Membership, but Other Sectors Are Also Seeing Strong Growth (% of adults in Great Britain with loyalty memberships, by sector, Jan 2022 vs. Jan 2024)