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The Endowed Progress Effect

How a reward is framed, and the steps the customers must take to 'earn' the reward, is the key to a successful loyalty plan.

If customers are shown their efforts and the progress they have made, in absolute terms, with a clear path on what to do next, it is more likely they will push themselves to complete the program.

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