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A study conducted by Firstdata related to consumer loyalty reveals that customers are inclined to purchase if they receive rewards. 

Link to the study is as follows https://www.firstdata.com/downloads/thought-leadership/fd_specialtyretailrewardsprograms_research.pdf

Reward programs induce consumers' buying pattern that ignites sales for the business. Reward programs tend to increase sales revenue but providing the right reward to the right customer is a laborious task. To do this you ought to have a business partner who places the card correctly.

COIN CRM proposes customer targeting strategies for each consumer segment like active, nonactive consumer in order to propel their engagements by offering rewards. Unlike any other CRMs, COIN performs this task using a unique set of analytics tools. 

These functionalities elude investing on wrong customers besides usher investing on the right ones. Ultimately, it helps businesses to decide right rewards for their consumers to create a symbiosis relationship.

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