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The emergence of services like GrubHub and Uber Eats over the last few years has completely transformed the way consumers dine. The appeal is apparent -- convenience, value, and speed. Using Amazon’s 1-click ordering, hungry consumers can repeat their previous orders within seconds and have their food favorites delivered to their door within the hour.

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Over the course of 2017, we at Quikly collected a multitude of insights from clients and prospects regarding their expectations and challenges for the year. Primarily, we learned of the most common pains top marketers are constantly working to overcome.

Fortunately, the Quikly platform can easily be layered onto your current marketing strategy for 2018 to give your brand the boost it needs to meet your annual goals. Take a look at our infographic below to see our 7 Marketing Challenge Predictions for 2018 and the simple solutions we've compiled to make this year the most successful yet.

Timing is of the essence when it comes to brands deepening their relationship with loyalty members. In fact, 57% of U.S. consumers will abandon a loyalty program if it took too long to earn points. Failing to promptly engage new members can quickly result in customer lapse. Most brands tack on incentives to boost signup, but have a hard time driving stickiness and long-term program participation. Here are some ways to enhance your loyalty member onboarding strategy.

Moving Email CRM database members through the funnel is challenging. Email marketers want to maximize customer spending and profit by motivating incremental purchase behavior. But it’s difficult to create innovative content that motivates subscribers to engage. Standard offers often grow stale over time, becoming less effective at driving sales. The Quikly platform places emphasis on specific strategic objectives, leveraging existing incentives to create rewarding experiences.

Implementing an effective Email/CRM onboarding strategy is key to converting quick purchases, deepening the digital relationship, and ultimately, building loyalty. However, in order to effectively onboard new customers, they need to take immediate actions after subscribing to guarantee long-term success. Most brands don’t have an onboarding strategy or don’t incentivize their onboard messaging, thus failing to motivate behavior. Quikly campaigns sit on top of existing onboarding strategies and add consumer psychology through scarcity to capture and convert over a short period of time.