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casino host is a member of a casino's marketing department whose primary
responsibility is to build relationships with players in ways that
enhance customer loyalty and develop the casino's business. The casino
host maintains high visibility in gaming to build and maintain
relationships with frequent players. His goal is to enhance the player's
experience through efforts such as complimentary food and event
invitations.
The casino host follows the casino's procedures to resolve customer
complaints and issues. The casino host monitors players' spending and
preferences to tailor a marketing campaign (including email and personal
invitations) in an effort to encourage return visits by the player. The
casino host maintains a casino player database, updating and tracking
any useful information regarding frequent players for marketing and
business development purposes.
Most casinos require a casino host to possess high school diploma or
equivalent. A casino host is paid a base salary and is eligible for
bonuses. According to Salary.com, the average casino host working in the
United States earns a base salary of $47,666 and a bonus of $4,411. |
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