Branded Clubs.
Examples of product brands that use hobbies-driven communities as a customer retention strategy.
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Branded Club → The Macallan® Society
When building a hobby-driven community as a customer retention strategy, explore how the Scottish spirit brand creates engaging, in-person experiences centered on a shared hobby: whisky appreciation. The outcome? Increased Customer Lifetime Value (CLV).
Branded Club → MINI® Owners Club
When building a hobby-driven community as a customer retention strategy, explore how the German car manufacturer creates engaging, in-person experiences centered on a shared hobby: driving. The outcome? Increased Customer Lifetime Value (CLV).
Branded Club → Barbie® Club 59 by Mattel®
When building a hobby-driven community as a customer retention strategy, explore how the American toy manufacturer creates engaging, in-person experiences centered on a shared hobby: collecting. The outcome? Increased Customer Lifetime Value (CLV).
Branded Club → Duotone® Academy
When building a hobby-driven community as a customer retention strategy, explore how the German kiteboard manufacturer creates engaging, in-person experiences centered on a shared hobby: kiteboarding. The outcome? Increased Customer Lifetime Value (CLV).
Branded Club → Nike® Training Club
When building a hobby-driven community as a customer retention strategy, explore how the American apparel manufacturer creates engaging, in-person experiences centered on a shared hobby: fitness. The outcome? Increased Customer Lifetime Value (CLV).
Branded Club → AAA24 by A24®
When building a hobby-driven community as a customer retention strategy, explore how the American film studio creates engaging, in-person experiences centered on a shared hobby: film watching. The outcome? Increased Customer Lifetime Value (CLV).
Branded Club → Volée by Oiselle®
When building a hobby-driven community as a customer retention strategy, explore how the American women’s apparel brand creates engaging, in-person experiences centered on a shared hobby: running. The outcome? Increased Customer Lifetime Value (CLV).
Branded Club → FP Movement Community by Free People®
When building a hobby-driven community as a customer retention strategy, explore how the American women’s apparel brand creates engaging, in-person experiences centered on a shared hobby: fitness. The outcome? Increased Customer Lifetime Value (CLV).
Branded Club → International Cycling Club by Pas Normal Studios®
When building a hobby-driven community as a customer retention strategy, explore how the Dutch apparel brand creates engaging, in-person experiences centered on a shared hobby: cycling. The outcome? Increased Customer Lifetime Value (CLV).
Branded Club → Concept2® Community
When building a hobby-driven community as a customer retention strategy, explore how the American equipment manufacturer creates engaging, in-person experiences centered on a shared hobby: rowing. The outcome? Increased Customer Lifetime Value (CLV).
Branded Club → Scuderia Ferrari® Club
When building a hobby-driven community as a customer retention strategy, explore how the Italian car manufacturer creates engaging, in-person experiences centered on a shared hobby: Formula 1. The outcome? Increased Customer Lifetime Value (CLV).
Branded Club → BMW® Motorrad Community
When building a hobby-driven community as a customer retention strategy, explore how the German motorcycle manufacturer creates engaging, in-person experiences centered on a shared hobby: motorcycle riding. The outcome? Increased Customer Lifetime Value (CLV).