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  • Paperback: 304 pages
  • Publisher: Kogan Page; 2 edition (3 Aug 2008)
  • Language English
  • ISBN-10: 0749453389
  • ISBN-13: 978-0749453381
  • Product Dimensions: 22.5 x 16.2 x 1.9 cm
  • Average Customer Review: 4.4 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (5 customer reviews)
  • Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 91,141 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
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"If you're in marketing and you don't know the Tesco story, you're using antiquated techniques and approaches. This is the future of marketing. Read it and profit." Professor Don Schultz, Northwestern University, USA "A compelling behind-the-scenes account of the successes, the failures and the lessons learnt." World Advertising Research Center "Details the advent of a loyalty programme that set the standard for rivals." The Independent "Tesco... is the rare success in a landscape littered with failed customer-relationship programs." Harvard Business Review "A story of leadership in marketing and of making the idea of "customer orientation work - for customers and for staff." Allaboutbranding.com "Will be read avidly by all those trying to emulate Tesco's success, and well it should." Loyalty "Recounts how a mass retailer transformed itself into a membership brand and looks at the successes, failures and lessons learned." In-Store "A fascinating insight into database marketing. Tesco has developed an impressive tool for communicating with its customers, something to which every major retailer must aspire." Media Week "The inside story of how Tesco managed to make their Clubcard scheme work." Marketing Business "Thought-provoking and relatively balanced chapters for those interested in card strategy." Chain Store Age "A host of exciting insights into one of the most important developments in marketing in two decades." Simon Waugh, Group Marketing Director, Centrica "Filled with insightful multidisciplinary examples and detailed data analysis ... an absolute must read for anyone who has to connect with today's consumer." Bob Schmetterer, Chairman and CEO, Euro RSCG Worldwide "The story of Tesco's gutsy, groundbreaking experiment with IT and a textbook example of how the Digital Age keeps making it possible for smart, daring businesspeople to rewrite the rules of commerce." Get Abstract "An excellent account of leadership in marketing." Professional Manager "Fascinating account of how a major retailer has transformed itself into a membership brand." Long Range Planning "Ten million shoppers can't be wrong. Here you can find out why." The Bookseller "Tesco Clubcard is the world's most successful retail loyalty scheme...Tesco emerges as very different to the uncaring monolith of media lore." The Grocer "Details the pioneering efforts to make its customer loyalty programme effective...Scoring Points shows it has never been more fundamental to Tesco's success." Retail and Leisure International "This isn't a story simply about the rise of one company over others. It is about Tesco's culture change which enabled this to happen, and how it defied many of the principles of retailing in order to achieve it." Card World "What is the Clubcard's magic ingredient then? Simplicity...There's a valuable lesson there for businesses in any sector." Business XL "One of the very few marketing 'must read' books that I have read." Database Marketing "Reveals not only the hows and whys of Tesco's success...but also how US-enterprise Kroger may be able to grapple Wal-Mart's grip over American consumers by copying Tesco's technique." EasyJet Inflight magazine "A handbook on how to create and manage a process that proves the point made by Frederick Reichheld, ... that 'profit is a consequence of value creation." Marketing: Ireland's Marketing and Media Monthly "A must read for all observers in the retail industry." Worldwide Retail Automation "Scoring Points is one of the seminal marketing stories of the last decade." Network magazine "When the first edition of this book appeared in 2003, many 'experts' - whilst grudgingly admitting that Clubcard had been a success - took the view that its time had run. This updated account shows how wrong they were - and why." Argent

Jeff Randall, Editor-at-large, the Daily Telegraph

"Scoring Points explains the Clubcard effect and provides insights into how Terry Leahy and his team have created a global retail powerhouse."

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11 of 12 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
What comes out clearly from this fascinating book on the evolution of the Tesco Clubard is that Clubard is not a stand-alone loyalty programme. It is fundamentally integral to the way Tesco does business, driven by the company's marketing philosophy of "Every Little Helps" where Tesco seeks to create a long-term benefit to the customer (or more likely, the customer perception of a long-term benefit). In return for this benefit, Tesco receives an incredibly valuable insight into customer behaviour. This insight allows Tesco to take full advantage of that behaviour.

The data collected through Clubard underpins Tesco's power. However, it is their ability to analyse the data that has enabled Tesco's rise to market dominance. The book describes in some detail how the analysis has evolved over the lifetime of Clubcard, from basically nothing through to the no-limits of today.

The book is frustratingly positive about the Clubcard programme, glossing over some of the problems and weaknesses it has faced, making it appear that what Tesco does is the only way forward. Allowing the inclusion of more reality, and describing in more detail some of the failures that there must have been, would have given the reader a greater sense of the journey taken by the programme creators, to get idea of what must have been the numerous struggles in getting the programme right.

Overall, an excellent read. It's making me think every time I hand over one of the numerous loyalty cards that I carry. What does what I'm buying say about me? How much has having the card influenced my decision to make the purchase? Have I been caught by the retailer's marketing? Many questions.
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By J. Webb
Format:Paperback
Being part of a business looking to commence the construction of a loyalty scheme, I've recently read various books on the subject. This book (along with Loyalty Effect, The: The Hidden Force Behind Growth, Profits, and Lasting Value) is quite probably one of the best I have read. Whilst I do agree with other comments in that there is very little content on the negative elements of the Clubcard scheme, the book certainly highlighted areas for us to focus on in the creation of our own scheme.
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This is an absoultely fascinating book following the development of the Tesco Clubcard, through various ups and downs, to the amazing success that it is today, outliving and outperforming other loyalty cards. Whilst dealing with a complex subject, the book is written in a very easy to read language;it will be of interest to anyone, but particularly to retailers who could learn from the Tesco clubcard success.
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