The New Value Exchange: Why Coupons Are Now Your Best Route to First-Party Data
72% of UK shoppers will share personal data for a coupon. Here’s what a well-structured mobile coupon campaign actually captures — and what to do with it.”The deprecation of third-party cookies has pushed FMCG brands to lean harder on CRM: more sign-up prompts, more loyalty programme pushes, more gated content. But in grocery, loyalty card data stays with the retailer. A brand selling across Tesco, Sainsbury’s, Morrisons and Co-op simultaneously doesn’t own any of it — they get aggregated, anonymised sales data at best.
Less means more: How brands use scarcity to drive sales
n this article, we look at how brands can use behavioural science—specifically the “Less Means More” trigger—to drive action with mobile coupons and digital rewards. From creating urgency to building FOMO, we explore how scarcity can turn limited-time offers into powerful tools for influencing shopper behaviour and delivering measurable results.
Mobile coupons as first-party data drivers: Unlocking new consumer insights for brands and retailers
As the line between online and offline shopping continues to blur, mobile coupons are emerging as a powerful tool that not only enhances customer engagement and drives conversions, but also provides new data and insights not seen before. Retail Media Age asked our CCO Steve Smith for his opinion.