“The redeem-path lab forced us to admit our ‘active member’ tile mixed guests who only opened a push.”
Loyalty numbers that survive a Monday stand-up.
What people actually keep after week eleven
Week four is heavy. I would not call the leakage maps light reading. We still paste that sheet into every Monday briefing.
“Atlas naming rules stopped our mid-year app rewrite from orphaning six months of redeem events.”
Desks, labs, and the flagship studio
Each programme is built around a live loyalty-app question: redeem drift, cohort leakage, event naming, or Thai retail stacks that stitch LINE, CRM, and in-app events.
Cohort Signal Studio
Build leakage maps, read redeem-rate drift, and brief a Monday stand-up without inflating active-member counts.
Syllabus and fees
Redeem Path Lab
Trace a voucher from impression to burn and isolate where Thai app traffic quietly drops after a campaign burst.
See all programmesEvent Taxonomy Workshop
Name loyalty events so a mid-year rewrite does not orphan six months of redeem, earn, and lapse signals.
See all programmesFour habits that keep analytics honest
Separate guests from members
Most loyalty dashboards quietly mix anonymous app opens with carded members. We teach a split that marketing cannot accidentally roll back after a campaign week.
Read drift before spend
Redeem-rate drift after a burst is not “seasonality” until you have checked windowing, expiry, and store-level stock-outs. The studio treats drift as a diagnostic, not a slogan.
Map leakage on paper first
Before anyone opens Looker or a vendor tile, you draw where earn, burn, and lapse actually leave the funnel. The paper map is the artefact Thai operators keep pinning to the wall.
Name events for a rewrite
App teams change screen names. Analytics should not. The Atlas taxonomy survives LINE mini-app swaps and native rebuilds without inventing a second history.
Taught from Bang Lamung, written for Thai stacks
We sit on 2nd Road in Pattaya, but the programmes assume the messy reality of Thai retail loyalty: LINE OA, in-app wallets, mall CRM exports, and partner vouchers that expire on a public holiday. Pedagogy is short lecture, long artefact. You leave with maps and naming rules, not a slide deck of industry averages.
Bring a live loyalty question, not a blank dashboard.
If you already run a programme in Thailand or nearby, write with a specific leak — redeem drift, guest inflation, or a rewrite that broke event names. We reply within two working days.