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Title: Customer Loyalty Scheme


1
  • Customer Loyalty Scheme
  • A Legal Point of View
  • Maria-Jesus Alonso
  • March 6, 2009

2
  • CONSIDERATIONS
  • Customer-related
  • Objective
  • Type of Customers
  • Purpose
  • Business-related
  • Business Activity
  • Data involved
  • LEGAL IMPLICATIONS

3
  • Customer related
  • OBJECTIVE
  • Loyalty Plan
  • Keep
  • Grow
  • (increase nbr. of customers is not loyalty)
  • Gain back (non active cust.become active again)

4
  • Customer related
  • TYPE OF CUSTOMERS
  • Companies
  • Individuals
  • Professional use
  • Private use
  • Of age - own use/consumption
  • Of age - indirect channel for minors
  • Minors

5
  • Customer related
  • PURPOSE
  • - Improve customers perception (image/brand)
  • - Improve quality / customers experience
  • (products services post-sales)
  • - Enhanced products/services
  • - New products/services
  • - Offers rebates/discounts/prom.packs/free
    products/samples

6
  • Business related
  • BUSINESS ACTIVITY
  • Products
  • Raw materials ---- to be processed
  • Finished products --- part of a Value Added Offer
  • Finished Products --- ready to be used/for
    consumption
  • Services

7
  • Business related
  • DATA INVOLVED
  • Record of orders
  • Frequency / quantities
  • Evolution of orders (changing products)
  • Intended use / guess needs
  • Behavioural patterns / profiles

8
  • LEGAL IMPLICATIONS

9
  • Legal Implications
  • Personalized communications
  • General communications
  • Competition related

10
  • Legal implications
  • A)Personalized communications (1/3)
  • Data protection
  • Privacy
  • Personal data - customers records
  • Profile - behaviour
  • Use of data
  • Purpose when collected
  • Authorization (other uses)
  • Granted on a cotract (i.e. subscribers)
  • Opt-out (related prods./services)
  • (to be contd)

11
  • Legal implications
  • A)Personalized communications (2/3)
  • Data protection (contd)
  • Data treatment
  • In-house treatment of data
  • No new DB, only filters
  • New DB --- new declarations or legalization
  • Outsourced processes
  • Access to in-house DB eventually new DB
  • Contract of outsource
  • In clear ownership of data
  • Only processing
  • Document give-back / deletion after use

12
  • Legal implications
  • A)Personalized communications (3/3)
  • E-communications regulations
  • Spam /unsolicited email
  • Major differences per country even within EU)
  • Note if unsolicited ordinary mail - behaviour
    usually under DP laws

13
  • Legal implications
  • B)General communications (1/3)
  • Physical support
  • Paper (letters, leaflets) --- environmental laws
    (waste)
  • Walls --- static - town planning
  • - mobile - transport (u-ground taxis buses)
  • Radio/TV
  • Promotional materials --- value (gifts?)

14
  • Legal implications
  • B)General communications (2/3)
  • Contents
  • Regulated industries (i.e. pharmaceuticals, food,
    toys)
  • Pre-author. Needed? Constraints?
  • Re. Minors /childhood protection
  • Advertising regulations
  • Equality of gender minors violence, other.
  • Comparative advertising
  • Language
  • Expressions used (ambiguous meaning, banned
    expressions)
  • Co-oficiality/bilinguism need of local language?
  • Example HSBC football, tatoos
    (modern/tradition)

15
  • Legal implications
  • B)General communications (3/3)
  • Offers - usually regulated per industry / type of
    products
  • Discounts / rebates / sales
  • Regulatory constraints?, calendar constraints?
  • Regulated or controlled prices? - need of
    pre-notification or pre-author.?
  • Free test periods (services)
  • Free samples / products
  • labelling packaging specs.
  • Contests, raffles, gambling
  • Authorizations lottery monopoly?
  • Taxes
  • Other (depending on value of prize)

16
  • Legal implications
  • C)Competition related
  • Ensure Competition Compliance
  • Free competition (for how long?)
  • SMP (who does it?)
  • Monopolistic activities (i.e. ONLAE-Spain,
    Monopoly Authority-Italy)
  • Transparency / certification (i.e.rules for
    raffles/ballots)
  • Excessive obligations? (i.e. Tie-in clauses?)

17
  • Positive attitude
  • 1) Listen Sales Dept. needs
  • 2) Listen Marketing Dept. plans
  • 3) Keep mouth shut
  • 4) Go back to Legal Dept. territory
  • 5) Think, think, think
  • 6) Find a way
  • 7) Speak

18
  • GOOD LUCK !!!

19
  • THANK YOU

mja_at_cabolivo.com
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