Buzz Consultants are leaders in member engagement and a proud partner of Impact Data. Together we offer our clients cutting-edge engagement and retention strategies to help drive a deeper connection with members.
As the master licensee for NSW gaming, Buzz Consultants offers Impact Data clients a value-added solution that combines data, technology, and service to deliver a highly personalised digital solution for members.
Whether your members are going to Bingo, eating at the restaurant, or playing in the gaming room, it has never been more important to segment the way you reward them. Finally, there is a solution that allows you to reward members across the whole club!
BuzzConnect comes with a busy team of bees who will do all the hard work for you. From setting targets and creating campaigns to delivering reports showing proven ROI, Buzz is there every step of the way.
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From nurturing a guest to becoming a member, identifying and rewarding your most valuable customers, and reporting on your campaign success; when Impact Data and Buzz come together the results speak for themselves.
Testimonials
"We instantly saw growth and in a 90-day period went from zero growth to a 14.66% growth in turnover and a 7.46% growth in the net.”
Cherry Street Sports Club“We were able to use certain angles for rewarding our members that we had never previously had time to implement or had never considered”
Club Rivers“We couldn’t be happier with the service, advice, and support we have received from Buzz Consultants. Buzz Connect is an amazing tool in identifying our valued players and rewarding them in real-time. Marianne, Merissa, and the entire Buzz team are extremely knowledgeable in engagement strategies with our members and work alongside us in achieving our benchmarks. We look forward to continued work with Buzz and are excited about future campaigns.”
Goulburn Workers