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Backed by 15 years of loyalty expertise, the global platform introduces browser-based access, giving businesses more ways to reward customers without requiring an app download.
BELLEVUE, Wash. - eTradeWire -- Stamp Me, the digital stamp card and customer loyalty platform used by thousands of businesses across more than 50 countries, has launched a Web App, allowing customers to join loyalty programs, collect stamps and earn rewards without downloading a native mobile application.
The browser-based experience builds on the platform's existing mobile app and Apple and Google Wallet options, giving businesses and their customers more flexibility in how they participate in loyalty programs.
A simpler start to a lasting relationship
The Web App addresses a familiar challenge for retailers and hospitality businesses: customers may be interested in a loyalty program, but hesitate if joining requires another app download.
"Apps still play a valuable role, but customers face increasing demands on their attention and may be reluctant to download another just to join a loyalty program. Browser-based access removes that barrier, while keeping the mobile app available for those who prefer it." said Michaela Ward, Chief Experience Officer at Stamp Me.
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"For a loyalty program to succeed, it needs to fit easily into the customer experience. Signing up is the first test of that. A simple signup process helps businesses turn interest into participation. From there, the opportunity is to give customers reasons to keep coming back."
Customers can now access Stamp Me loyalty programs in three ways:
Combined with Stamp Me's flexible stamping methods (https://www.stampme.com/stamp-methods), these options allow businesses greater freedom to tailor their loyalty experience to their operations and customer preferences.
Beyond digital stamp cards, https://www.stampme.com offers engagement tools including birthday rewards, gamification, customer messaging and automated re-engagement campaigns, without requiring businesses to use a specific POS or payment provider.
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From a shoebox of paper cards to a global loyalty platform
The idea for Stamp Me began in 2011, when friends Alan Donaldson and Shannon Magowan discussed the frustrations of traditional paper loyalty cards over a coffee.
Shannon had a shoebox full of them at home but rarely carried the right one. Alan avoided collecting them altogether. Both saw an opportunity to make a familiar idea more useful.
They developed an app that let customers collect stamps and earn rewards without keeping track of paper cards.
Fifteen years later, Stamp Me has evolved from a mobile stamp card app to a global loyalty platform, adapting to changing technology and customer expectations.
The browser-based experience builds on the platform's existing mobile app and Apple and Google Wallet options, giving businesses and their customers more flexibility in how they participate in loyalty programs.
A simpler start to a lasting relationship
The Web App addresses a familiar challenge for retailers and hospitality businesses: customers may be interested in a loyalty program, but hesitate if joining requires another app download.
"Apps still play a valuable role, but customers face increasing demands on their attention and may be reluctant to download another just to join a loyalty program. Browser-based access removes that barrier, while keeping the mobile app available for those who prefer it." said Michaela Ward, Chief Experience Officer at Stamp Me.
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"For a loyalty program to succeed, it needs to fit easily into the customer experience. Signing up is the first test of that. A simple signup process helps businesses turn interest into participation. From there, the opportunity is to give customers reasons to keep coming back."
Customers can now access Stamp Me loyalty programs in three ways:
- Web App: Join programs, collect stamps and redeem rewards through a browser, without downloading an app.
- Apple and Google Wallet: Access a scannable membership code and track loyalty progress through a digital wallet pass.
- Stamp Me mobile app: Access the full range of loyalty functionality, including NFC tap-to-stamp technology.
Combined with Stamp Me's flexible stamping methods (https://www.stampme.com/stamp-methods), these options allow businesses greater freedom to tailor their loyalty experience to their operations and customer preferences.
Beyond digital stamp cards, https://www.stampme.com offers engagement tools including birthday rewards, gamification, customer messaging and automated re-engagement campaigns, without requiring businesses to use a specific POS or payment provider.
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From a shoebox of paper cards to a global loyalty platform
The idea for Stamp Me began in 2011, when friends Alan Donaldson and Shannon Magowan discussed the frustrations of traditional paper loyalty cards over a coffee.
Shannon had a shoebox full of them at home but rarely carried the right one. Alan avoided collecting them altogether. Both saw an opportunity to make a familiar idea more useful.
They developed an app that let customers collect stamps and earn rewards without keeping track of paper cards.
Fifteen years later, Stamp Me has evolved from a mobile stamp card app to a global loyalty platform, adapting to changing technology and customer expectations.
Source: Stamp Loyalty
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