In today’s fast-paced healthcare landscape, the need for effective rewards management is more pressing than ever. Whether it’s for employee wellness, patient engagement, or other health initiatives, having a streamlined, secure, and convenient system is paramount. That’s where RewardVault™ comes into play. This secure storage feature offers a unique solution for Health Rewards Management with All Digital Rewards Platform’s RewardVault™ Solution. Let’s delve into the remarkable features and benefits that set our platform’s RewardVault™ apart from our competitors. Traditionally, rewarding healthcare participants in health rewards programs could be a cumbersome process. With RewardVault™, the task becomes seamless. Users earn points or other rewards for making qualifying activities or purchases. These rewards are issued through encrypted links, either directly or after exchanging points in a marketplace. Distributed via email or SMS, these reward links are simultaneously stored in RewardVault™, ensuring a hassle-free experience for both administrators and recipients. Imagine having all your e-rewards, like gift cards or prepaid cards, safely stored in one place accessible from any device. That’s what RewardVault™ offers—a level of convenience akin to that of Google Wallet. No more sifting through emails or physical cards; your rewards are organized and ready to be used whenever you need […]
Category: Employee Incentives
Measuring the ROI of Your Incentive Program: Key Metrics and Evaluation Techniques
Implementing an incentive program can be a powerful tool for driving employee engagement, motivation, and overall business success. However, to ensure the effectiveness and long-term viability of your incentive program, it is crucial to measure its return on investment (ROI). By evaluating the impact of your program, you can identify areas of improvement, optimize resource allocation, and maximize the value of your incentives. In this blog post, we will explore the key metrics and evaluation techniques to measure the ROI of your incentive program. Before diving into ROI measurement, it’s essential to establish clear objectives and goals for your incentive program. Are you aiming to increase sales, improve productivity, enhance customer satisfaction, or foster employee retention? Defining specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound (SMART) goals will provide a solid foundation for evaluating ROI. To measure the financial impact of your incentive program, consider the following metrics:a) Revenue Growth: Determine the incremental revenue generated as a result of the incentive program. Compare the performance of participants with non-participants to isolate the program’s impact.b) Cost Savings: Evaluate any cost savings or efficiencies achieved through the program. For example, decreased absenteeism reduced turnover, or streamlined processes.c) Sales Lift: Analyze the increase in sales […]
Incentive Technologies for Remote Workforces: Keeping Employees Engaged from Anywhere
The rise of remote work has revolutionized the way businesses operate. With the advent of technology, companies now have the ability to tap into talent from all corners of the globe. However, managing a remote workforce comes with its own set of challenges. Moreover, one of which is keeping employees engaged and motivated despite the physical distance. In this blog post, we will explore the importance of incentive technologies. And, how to foster engagement among remote workers and highlight some effective strategies. The goal is to keep your remote workforce motivated, productive, and connected from anywhere. Employee engagement plays a vital role in the success of any organization. Because regardless of whether the employees are working in a traditional office or remotely. However, remote work presents unique obstacles to engagement, such as limited face-to-face interactions, potential feelings of isolation, and distractions in the home environment. To counteract these challenges, companies must leverage technology to create an environment that promotes employee engagement and collaboration. Incentive technologies provide a powerful means of motivating and engaging remote workers. Organizations can foster a sense of belonging, recognition, and reward, which are essential drivers of employee satisfaction and productivity. Let’s explore some effective incentive technologies […]
4 Ways to Measure Your Workforce Engagement
In the wake of the great resignation and the trend of quiet quitting, companies everywhere are fighting to find ways to acquire, obtain, and motivate top talent. All of these goals are supported by an engaged workforce. The question is, how engaged is your workforce? Let’s go over some metrics and questions you can ask to gauge how well your company is doing at engaging your workforce. We’ll start with a fairly obvious one: retention rate. Retention rate and turnover are great ways to check your company’s engagement success. According to SHRM, the basic formula for calculating turnover is:(# of separations during the measurement period /average # of employees during the measurement period) x 100Using this formula, you’ll get a good understanding of how your company is doing in retaining your employees. It is best to also compare this number to the average for your industry, as some companies tend to have higher turnover rates due to the nature of the job. If your turnover rate is higher than the industry average, you’ll want to understand why. This is a big indicator that your employees may not be engaging with your company or their work. If you regularly send out […]
The Secrets To Why Loyalty Programs Deliver Channel Sales Results
No matter how popular or on-trend your product is, if you can’t create an incentive reward program in a cost-effective manner, then you just won’t make a good return on your investment. When your manufacturing facility is not producing the profit margins that you desire, you’ll need to seek out some options that make sense and make your channel sales partners and accountants happy. As incentive and reward management systems evolve, brands and partners are continuing to modify business models, which serves as a catalyst for the change needed to work the core programs. These marketing programs are arguably the most important factors for businesses with indirect sales channels and contribute to the overall success of localized marketing strategy. Here is why: -Rewards programs drive channel revenue. Incentivizing your channel with MDF funds based on sales performance encourages branded co-marketing engagements. The more marketing funds that are dispersed through the network, the more likely the partner is to market the brand, which in turn increases foot traffic and sales. -Compensation programs build up a focused separation for your channel program. Giving your channel guide access to brand dollars expels the biggest boundary to a section for channel showcasing. -Reward programs […]
Your New Health and Wellness Incentive Program Needs This To Succeed
Without the proper wellness program strategy, No health and wellness incentive promotion is guaranteed success. However, this doesn’t mean it has to be a complicated process. When making changes to an existing program or setting up a new one, if you cover the basics and work with experienced experts, you’ll find that your program is well on its way to success. It is essential to your program’s success that you ensure proper planning is aimed toward increasing participation in your health and wellness program. Listed below are a few basics to help guide you to boost participation rates for your health and wellness platform. -You need a well-designed and thought-out program where candidates can reach their goals. -The more participants, the better for your program. When building your program’s timeline, allow a sufficient amount of time to build up interest and excitement (several weeks or so) for your health and wellness program. A number of educational information and announcements released over the course of your build-up period will increase interest. Examples can include: Helpful Tips: -Use attractive visual presentations -Demonstrate a few examples of what to expect -Pass out questionnaires and enrollment packets for those who would like to enroll […]
How To Gain & Keep Good Employees During The Great Resignation
The old saying was, “Good help is hard to find.” Today, the saying could easily change to “Any help is hard to find.” A recent survey by Korn Ferry showed that of the 50 major US retailers surveyed, over 90% admitted to having at least some difficulty hiring new employees, with over 60% admitting to moderate to significant challenges. Almost every store you go to has a “Hiring Now” or “Help Wanted” sign in their window. On top of that, millions of workers are quitting their jobs. In April alone, there were over 4 million workers who quit their jobs. Many news outlets are referring to this as the Great Resignation. This is particularly true among workers who have been allowed to work remotely during the pandemic but are now being forced back into the office. The question many companies are asking themselves is: “How do I attract workers while keeping the ones I already have?” Although the answer may not be the same for every company, there are some key things that will help, and since this is an All Digital Rewards blog, you can be sure it will include rewards programs. Although this won’t work for every business, […]
Acquiring and Retaining Employees Through Incentive Programs
Every day businesses are trying to find effective ways to acquire and keep employees. Everyone has seen the articles talking about worker shortages. Both employee acquisition and retention are major priorities for businesses everywhere. A huge draw for many employees are the benefits offered by potential employers. Employee incentive programs can be an effective way to stand out from the competition. Employee incentive programs encourage loyalty among your current workers and entice new employees to seek out your company. Employee incentive programs can include things like sweepstakes, points-based incentives, instant win games, or point of sale rewards. Each program should be tailored and branded for your company for maximum effectiveness and to encourage employees to connect with your company. The type of employee incentive program you choose will depend on your organization’s needs and goals. Each type of program engages employees in different ways. Points-based employee incentive programs allow your employees to earn points for engaging in behavior your company finds desirable. Using points-based technology, the points can then be spent by the employees on things like travel, e-gift cards, VISA® prepaid cards, and brand name merchandise. With the right technology, points-based loyalty programs can help to increase productivity and […]
How Incentive Programs Can Save Your Business Millions
Incentive programs are everywhere. Companies use them to increase customer loyalty, promote corporate health and wellness, and to increase productivity, but one other use incentives can have is to increase employee retention. It’s no secret that companies want to retain their employees, but many companies don’t understand how expensive losing employees actually can be. The cost of employee turnover can be calculated as: (Hiring Cost + Onboarding Cost + Development Cost + Unfilled Time Cost) x (Number of Employees x Annual Turnover rate) = Cost of Employee Turnover For example, take a company of 200 people with a 12% annual turnover rate. The company spends $27k per person on hiring, $5k per person onboarding, $12k per person on development, and will lose $55k of productivity when refilling a role: (Hiring Cost: $27,000 + Onboarding Cost: $5,000 + Development Cost: $12,000 + Unfilled Time Cost: $55,000) x (Number of Employees: 200 x Annual Turnover rate: 12%) = Cost of Employee Turnover: $2,376,000 Our example company loses over 2 million dollars annually to employee turnover, and that’s not even considering some of the other indirect losses a company experiences as a result of employee turnover. High turnover rates can damage your reputation, […]
The Power of Incentives in Building Relationships
Building loyalty among customers, employees, and partners is essential to business success, now more than ever. Incentives can be used to inspire loyalty and influence behaviors. Whether its experiential rewards, rebates, merchandise, e-rewards, such as e gift cards, sweepstakes entries, or virtual gift cards, the right rewards for the right program can make all the difference. When building relationships with your customers, incentives increase brand loyalty and the likelihood of referrals. Loyal customers are 68% more likely to share your brand or business on social media if offered a reward for referrals and word-of-mouth marketing is important, even in our digital age. Referrals are one of the biggest strengths of developing a customer relationship. Offering referral incentives can help you gain those quality customers who talk about your company and it rewards them for spreading your business name. Merkle’s annual Loyalty Barometer Report found that points-based rewards programs are the most popular type of incentive program among consumers. Points-based incentives, particularly with rewards marketplaces are an excellent way to inspire customers. 85% of consumers surveyed for the report said they would like to be able to select the benefits and rewards they receive. This makes it important for companies to […]
Incentives & Rewards To Engage Remote Workers
Many companies have employees working remote or from home. This is a tremendous opportunity for companies to save money and increase their employee retention. However, it is not uncommon for many companies to feel that it can be difficult to engage their remote workers. One of the most effective ways to engage both remote and in-person workers, is through incentives programs that are geared to employees working from home that is attached to measuring milestones and outcomes that benefit the company and the employee. A good example is a remote employee who sits for extended periods of time and does not have the daily water cooler activities that the office environment provides may need the encouragement to get up and move around. A wellness program attached to 5,000 or more steps a day may successfully boost the morale, health, and productivity of the individual. No matter what sort of organization or company you have, people are motivated by incentives. A study from the Incentive Research Foundation (IRF) showed that 81% of the top-performing companies had non-cash reward programs. A 2016 study by DCRStrategies reported that 79% of companies that have used employee incentive programs say that their incentive program resulted in achieving […]
Lack of Engagement is Killing Your Profitability
Lack of employee engagement is killing your business’s profitability. It sounds harsh, but it’s the truth. Don’t believe it? Take a look at the statistics. Gallup’s 2013 report on the state of the American workforce showed that companies with highly engaged employees had 22% higher profitability, 28% less theft, 48% fewer safety incidents, and 10% higher ratings from their customers. Those averages were even higher when looking at just Millennial workers. Additionally, when employees are engaged, they’re three times less likely to leave your company. This is another area where engagement will save money for your company. On average, it costs over $4000 to hire a new employee. Recognition plays a huge part in employee engagement. 74% of employees who receive daily recognition reported being very engaged in their jobs. The more often an employee receives recognition, the higher the level of engagement reported. The question is, what is the best way to engage your employees? One of the best, easiest, and most cost-effective ways you can engage your workforce is through incentive programs. A 2016 study by DCRStrategies reported that 79% of companies that have used employee incentive programs say that their incentive program resulted in achieving their established […]
