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Customer loyalty is the result of consistently positive emotional experience, physical attribute-based satisfaction and perceived value of an experience, which includes the product or services. To build loyalty, [[Customer Experience Management (CEM)|customer experience management]] blends the physical, emotional and value elements of an experience into one cohesive experience. [[Customer Retention|Retaining customers]] is less expensive than [[Customer Acquisition Cost (CAC)|acquiring new customers]], and customer experience management is the most cost-effective way to drive customer satisfaction, customer retention and customer loyalty. Not only do loyal customers ensure sales, but they are also more likely to purchase ancillary, high-margin supplemental products and services. Loyal customers reduce costs associated with consumer education and marketing, especially when they become advocates for a brand.<ref>What Does Customer Loyalty Mean? [https://beyondphilosophy.com/customer-experience/customer-loyalty/ Beyond Philosophy]</ref>

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Customer loyalty is the result of consistently positive emotional experience, physical attribute-based satisfaction and perceived value of an experience, which includes the product or services. To build loyalty, customer experience management blends the physical, emotional and value elements of an experience into one cohesive experience. Retaining customers is less expensive than acquiring new customers, and customer experience management is the most cost-effective way to drive customer satisfaction, customer retention and customer loyalty. Not only do loyal customers ensure sales, but they are also more likely to purchase ancillary, high-margin supplemental products and services. Loyal customers reduce costs associated with consumer education and marketing, especially when they become advocates for a brand.[1]

  1. What Does Customer Loyalty Mean? Beyond Philosophy