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Where brands almost always go wrong is assuming customers are more loyal than they are, rewarding them solely on the basis of their repeat buying behaviour. But customers who are truly loyal don't need incentives to buy - they just need confirmation that their trust and belief in the brand will be reciprocated, says loyalty expert Aaron Dauphinee.
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