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- Dictionaryloyal/ˈlɔɪəl/
adjective
- 1. giving or showing firm and constant support or allegiance to a person or institution: "he remained loyal to the government"
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3 days ago · 15 positive character traits of a loyal person. We can tell by these personality traits if the people in our life will uphold their commitment and remain loyal. And even if we’re unique in our ways – and we tend to change – paying attention to certain personality traits can give us the peace of mind we deserve to have.
4 days ago · Definitions of loyally. adverb. with loyalty; in a loyal manner. “government will not be efficient unless the people as a whole accept leadership loyally and enthusiastically”. see more. see less. antonyms: disloyally. without loyalty; in a disloyal manner.
1 day ago · Taurus. This fixed earth sign ruled by Venus ranks first when listing loyal zodiac signs. Faithful in their dealings, steadfast in their approach and indulgent in their behaviour, this sign is rated highly as a partner or a friend. Symbolised by a celestial bull, they could, however, be perceived as stubborn or too rooted in their approach.
3 days ago · If you’re loyal to someone, they’re high on your list of priorities. If you don’t care much, they’re somewhere at the bottom. Nowhere is this more obvious than in a romantic relationship, which should always be positioned high.
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19 hours ago · Let’s looks at some ways to do so! 1. Segmentation. Setting up a tier system within the loyalty program is the first step. Craft the tiers with advocacy in mind! Make sure that whoever reaches ...
2 days ago · Earn Cash Taking Surveys. Over $55,000 paid to members daily. Earn up to $130 a month taking 4 or more surveys daily. $76 million paid out to date. 20M+ lifetime members and BBB accreditation. Loyalty to a company is often seen as commendable, but you might be giving too much and getting too little. Here are 10 signs you might be too loyal to ...
4 days ago · Introduction. Firms benefit from customer loyalty in numerous ways. For example, a loyal customer base can result in a greater market share, higher relative prices, lower marketing costs, greater trade leverage, improved sales performance, and favorable word of mouth (Chaudhuri & Holbrook, Citation 2001; Dick & Basu, Citation 1994; Gremler et al., Citation 2020; Watson et al., Citation 2015).
