• ADL Partner flagged economic pressure in 2025 as a key driver of changes across the loyalty and incentive programs market.
• Referral and incentive campaigns intensified to defend market share, with programs shifting toward higher financial rewards and more service-linked benefits.
• Some sectors faced weaker-than-expected program contribution results, with construction, cosmetics, and services cited as under strain.
• For 2026, the analysis put data protection at the center of loyalty strategy, with security, consent, and transparency starting at enrollment.
• Engagement priorities include simpler registration, clearer rules, more attractive benefits, deeper personalization, and continued emphasis on human support.

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