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24 : 06 : 2016 Virgin Red : Entertainment : Loyalty Apps

UK ­– Virgin is launching a new loyalty app that brings all of its businesses under one roof.

  • Only one in 10 of Virgin’s 14.5m customers across its six largest UK companies have used more than one service
  • Members can earn points by finishing the daily quiz and completing weekly challenges
V Marks the Spot campaign by Virgin Red, Global V Marks the Spot campaign by Virgin Red, Global
V Marks the Spot campaign by Virgin Red, Global V Marks the Spot campaign by Virgin Red, Global
V Marks the Spot campaign by Virgin Red, Global V Marks the Spot campaign by Virgin Red, Global
V Marks the Spot campaign by Virgin Red, Global V Marks the Spot campaign by Virgin Red, Global

After a soft launch in 2015, Virgin is unveiling its new cross-business loyalty app Virgin Red. From next month customers will be able to transfer points across 17 Virgin brands, including leisure, travel and entertainment.

Virgin says the success of Red will depend on whether it can create an eco-system of offers and entertainment, and points will be reset monthly to keep customers coming back. The scheme will be launched with an international treasure hunt led by enigmatic CEO Richard Branson.

In the V Marks the Spot campaign, developed with agency Mr. President, more than a million coins will be hidden in various physical and digital locations and can be exchanged for prizes and offers. The most successful hunters will be invited to Branson’s retreat on Necker Island to take part in a real-life treasure hunt.

The Big Picture

Think of loyalty apps as an extension of your social communications. A user-friendly interface, engaging content and playful communication are as important as offers.

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