Free Retail Loyalty Tier Feedback template
Do tiers motivate: status meaning, attainability, and benefits actually used.
5 questions · 1 page · about 2 minutes to answer · fully editable after you start
Tiered loyalty motivates when the next tier feels reachable and the current one feels felt. This survey tests both mechanics: tier awareness and attainability perception, benefits actually used versus decorative, and status meaning – whether the tier changes how customers feel treated.
The near-tier segment (aware and close to the next level) is your activation goldmine; the benefits-unused data is your programme cost audit.
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Your membership tier
This survey asks how you find our loyalty tiers and their benefits. Your answers help us make the programme worth being part of. It takes about 2 minutes.
Q1.Do you know which tier you are in now?*
- Yes, exactly
- Roughly
- No
Q2.Do you know what it takes to reach the next tier?*
- Yes, exactly
- Roughly
- No
- I am in the top tier already
Q3.Your tier's benefits...*
| Use often | Used once or twice | Never used | Did not know about | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free delivery/priority services | ||||
| Exclusive discounts | ||||
| Early access | ||||
| Birthday/anniversary perks |
Q4.Does your tier change how you feel treated as a customer?
Q5.What benefit would make the next tier worth chasing?
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