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2019 sees Truth expand its borders, offering loyalty & CRM consultancy & training solutions in New Zealand, Indonesia, Mauritius, the United Kingdom and into Africa. Truth is South Africa’s leading loyalty & CRM consulting company, who have delivered loyalty programmes and customer centricity strategies for many of South Africa’s best-known brands. Truth has successfully delivered…

Consumer journalist, Wendy Knowler, discusses findings from the latest South African Loyalty Landscape Whitepaper in an article published on Times Live on 30 October 2018. Full article: Men and women want different things when it comes to loyalty programme rewards When it comes to the benefits consumers want from a loyalty programme‚ the biggest differentiator…

An article, published in the Sunday Times on 15 October 2017 by Wendy Knowler, features findings from the Truth Loyalty Whitepaper 2017 with quotes from Truth CEO, Amanda Cromhout. Full article:

In case you missed Truth CEO, Amanda Cromhout, chatting to Bruce Whitfield about all things loyalty and our latest Whitepaper on The Money Show on Thursday, 12 October. Listen to the full interview here:

Truth is proud to be featured in this year’s Sunday Times | Financial Mail supplement: Rewards & Loyalty SA, which covers an in-depth look into the South African loyalty landscape and the opinions of South Africa’s loyalty & CRM thought leaders. In this feature, insights derived from our previous loyalty whitepapers (2015, 2016) are discussed.…

In case you missed Truth CEO, Amanda Cromhout, interviewed on Talk Radio 702. Chatting to Azania Mosaka, all things loyalty and points redemption in South Africa were discussed. Listen to the full interview below:

Times Live loyalty article: Loyalty cards surge as hard times bite People are going mad for loyalty programmes whose cash-back and discount benefits are helping to reduce the sting of hard times Data show that millions of consumers are using loyalty points to buy essentials such as groceries, prepaid electricity and fuel. Others save them…

Business Day loyalty article: Loyalty schemes used for everything from paying for dates to buying vital meds Millions of South Africans have come to depend heavily on loyalty programmes‚ many using their points to buy essentials — groceries‚ pre-paid electricity and fuel — while others save them for spoils such as a month-end bottle of…

Times are financially tough for many South Africans, making special offers and opportunities to save more appealing than ever. So why is it that SA’s ‘big four’ retail banks are sitting with more than R2 billion in unspent loyalty points? Surely the discounts redeemable through these points should be sought after as consumers attempt to…