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As a product manager at Walmart, how would you design a loyalty program?

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Product design skill for a loyalty program balancing customer value with Walmart's low-margin, high-volume business.

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  1. Identify target segments: frequent grocery shoppers, occasional big-basket shoppers, and price-sensitive households, since incentives differ.
  2. Surface the pain point: Walmart shoppers don't feel rewarded for loyalty the way Amazon Prime members do.
  3. Prioritize frequent grocery shoppers first, since they drive the most repeat visits and margin.
  4. Design the solution: tiered cashback or points on groceries plus fuel discounts and delivery thresholds, grocery-focused rather than copying Amazon.
  5. Decide how it integrates with Walmart+ rather than competing with it.
  6. Define success: repeat visit frequency and basket size lift among enrolled members versus a control group.

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