2Engage Helping to grow local taverns into mainstream businesses

2Engage helping to grow local taverns into mainstream businesses Submission Details

Author: Neke Ndlovu from Angelfishpr & Events.
More Info link: https://2engage.co.za/
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About 2Engage

2Engage is a leading customer engagement and incentive solutions business with a presence in 8 African countries. The company’s experience encompasses the design, implementation and management of rewards and loyalty programmes, CRM solutions, and ROI reporting and analytics tools across a variety of markets including retail, FMGC, liquor and taverns, financial services, mobile and data, as well as broadcast and media.

Retail Engage, a subsidiary of 2Engage, delivers a turnkey shopper rewards solution called bonsella®, which operates in over 160 independent retail stores nationwide, connecting stores, shoppers and brands, and providing business and marketing insights to the main market retail sector. bonsella® leverages a leading digital platform to deliver instant gratification rewards to over 1,65 million rewards members, while simultaneously gathering detailed shopper data and insights on customer behaviour.

For more information go to 2engage.co.za, or follow us on LinkedIn @2Engage/RetailEngage and Facebook @bonsellarewards.

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