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Loyalty programs like DD Perks can get customers engaged with the brand and incentivize them to stay loyal. But loyalty programs alone are relatively easy for competitors to match and top, and thus they often aren’t sufficient to retain customers and thwart switching. In addition to reward programs, what other factors drive loyalty to a brand, and which of these do you presently see in play at Dunkin’ Donuts? Is there more that Dunkin’ could do to increase customer loyalty?

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