Business Models Explained with Fexingo · 2026-08-26 · 7 min
In this episode of Business Models Explained, Lucas and Luna unpack how loyalty cards turned a mundane trip to the grocery store into one of the most profitable data plays in retail. They trace the journey from the early days of club cards to the sophisticated predictive analytics and personalized pricing of today. Using real examples like Tesco's Clubcard and Kroger's partnership with Dunnhumby, they explain how supermarkets use your purchase history to forecast demand, negotiate with suppliers, and even shape product placement. The conversation also touches on the privacy trade-offs and the question of who really owns your data. If you've ever wondered why you get a coupon for diapers and your neighbor doesn't, this episode is for you. It's a fresh angle on a business model that quietly runs our weekly errands. #SupermarketData #LoyaltyCards #TescoClubcard #Kroger #Dunnhumby #RetailAnalytics #DataMonetization #CustomerInsights #PredictivePricing #BusinessModelsExplained #Business #Retail #DataPrivacy #ConsumerBehavior #SupplyChain #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast #DataDrivenRetail Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
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