Customer Loyalty Programs

noun a person who regularly visits a place or attends an event

• The frequenter of the art gallery was always seen admiring the latest exhibits.
• She's a regular frequenter at the local coffee shop, always ordering the same latte.
• He's a real club frequenter, always hitting up the hottest spots in town.
• As a frequenter of bookstores, she was always on the hunt for new knowledge and inspiration.

adjective a describing word that gives more information about a noun, indicating a quality or characteristic

• The loyal employees were recognized for their dedication to the company.
• My dog is so loyal, he follows me everywhere I go.
• I know I can always count on my ride-or-die friend, she's so loyal.
• The old oak tree stood tall and loyal, providing shade and shelter for generations.

noun the quality of being loyal; faithfulness or devotion to a person, country, group, or cause

• Loyalty is a highly valued trait in the business world.
• I appreciate your loyalty to our friendship.
• Real ones know the importance of loyalty.
• Her loyalty to the cause was unwavering, like a rock in a stormy sea.

noun a payment made as a symbolic gesture or for a small amount

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• The company requested a token payment of $1 to secure the booking.
• I only made a token payment for the concert tickets, just to hold them for now.
• I threw down a token payment to reserve my spot at the event.
• His apology was like a token payment, barely enough to make up for his mistake.

noun a person's or company's portion of a customer's spending in a particular market or industry

• The company's goal is to increase their share of wallet by offering a wider range of products and services.
• If you shop at that store often, they'll probably get a bigger share of your wallet.
• I can't believe how much of my wallet that new video game took a share of.
• His charm and charisma have a way of capturing a share of people's emotional wallet.