Campaign builder

Send out exclusive preview emails to tagged members, showcasing upcoming secret products. This creates anticipation and exclusivity.

Offer early access to secret products for members with specific tags (e.g., VIP, long-term customer). This can be communicated through targeted email campaigns.

Use gamification elements (like spin-the-wheel) for a chance to win a gift with purchase. This can be exciting for both logged-in and logged-out customers.

Create product bundles where the gift complements the main purchase, enhancing the perceived value.

Consider offering non-product gifts like free shipping, an extended warranty, or complimentary services.

Offer a gift in exchange for providing feedback or completing a survey. This helps improve your services and increases engagement.

Encourage sharing their purchase or experience on social media in return for a gift. This can increase brand visibility.

Offer an upgraded gift for customers who sign up for a newsletter or subscription service.

For each purchase, offer loyalty points which can be redeemed for gifts. This can encourage repeat business without direct discounts.

Give logged-in users early or exclusive access to new products as a gift with their purchase.

Offer gifts that are aligned with seasons or events (e.g., holidays, summer). This keeps the offering fresh and relevant.

Encourage current customers to refer friends in exchange for a gift. This can increase your client base and reward loyalty.

Reward logged-in members with a birthday gift. This personal touch can boost loyalty.

This creates a sense of urgency, encouraging both logged-in and logged-out customers to act quickly.

Implement a tiered gift system where the value of the free gift increases with the purchase amount. This can motivate higher spending.

Provide a unique gift for first-time purchasers. This can be more attractive for logged-out users to sign up and make their first purchase.

Offer a special gift for logged-in members with their purchase. This encourages account creation for accessing exclusive benefits.

Encourage customers to stay subscribed by offering incremental rewards. Highlight the benefits of continued subscriptions, such as consistent savings, exclusive products, or special perks.

Send follow-up emails or messages after a customer's purchase, encouraging them to shop again soon. Highlight the additional points they’ll earn and any upcoming sales or new arrivals to entice them.

Promote this offer to new visitors through welcome pop-ups, social media ads, and targeted email campaigns. Emphasize the immediate rewards and the benefits of being part of your loyalty program.

Use time-limited promotions to create urgency. Announce the promotion through multiple channels, such as email, social media, and push notifications. Encourage customers to take advantage of the limited-time offer.

Feature specific products each month and promote them via email newsletters, social media, and on-site banners. Highlight the extra points customers will earn by purchasing these items.

Collect birthdates during account creation and send personalized birthday emails with the bonus points offer. Consider adding a birthday discount or special gift to make the promotion more attractive.

Send follow-up emails after a purchase asking customers to leave a review. Include a clear call-to-action and mention the points they’ll earn. Highlight top reviews on your website or social media to show appreciation.

Highlight the benefits of joining, such as early access to sales, personalized recommendations, and loyalty rewards. Use pop-ups or banners on your homepage to promote this feature.

Partner with local influencers or brands to offer exclusive products that are only available in specific regions. This can drive regional traffic and create a sense of exclusivity.

Implement region-specific pricing strategies where the same product might be offered at different prices in different countries due to variations in purchasing power, taxes, and market conditions.

Some products might be culturally relevant or have higher demand in specific countries. For example, certain traditional clothing or holiday-specific items might only be shown in countries where these holidays are celebrated.

Test the demand for new products in specific regions before rolling them out globally. By initially showing a product only in one or two countries, you can gauge customer interest and gather feedback before a wider release.

Some products may be too costly to ship to certain countries, or there might be restrictions on shipping certain items internationally. Adjusting product visibility based on shipping capabilities can streamline your operations.

If certain products are out of stock in specific warehouses or regions, you can hide them from those locations while still showing them where they are available. This helps manage customer expectations and avoid disappointment.

Offer products that cater to local tastes or preferences. For instance, certain fashion styles or beauty products might be more popular in one country than another. Tailoring your product selection to local preferences can increase sales.

Winter clothing might be relevant in the Southern Hemisphere (e.g., New Zealand) during June-August, while summer clothing is more appropriate in the Northern Hemisphere at the same time. Adjust your product visibility accordingly to match the seasons of each region.

Certain products, like supplements or cosmetics, may not be legally sold in some countries due to varying regulations. By hiding these products from customers in those regions, you can ensure compliance with local laws.

Give customers the option to add a small donation to their purchase at checkout. This can improve brand perception and customer satisfaction.

If applicable, offer a subscription model for products at checkout, such as a monthly supply of beauty products, with a discount or free shipping for subscription orders.

Showcase product reviews and ratings for recommended products at checkout to build trust and encourage purchases.

Implement exit-intent technology that triggers a special offer or reminder about the free shipping threshold when a customer is about to leave the checkout page.

Customized Product Recommendations: Use customer data and browsing history to offer personalized product recommendations at checkout. This could include items they’ve viewed but not purchased, or products that complement items in their cart.

After a purchase, offer related products or special deals via email. This can be automated based on the purchased items, with recommendations for products that complement or enhance the original purchase.

Provide special deals or products that are only available during the checkout process. These could be limited-edition items or exclusive discounts.

If you have a loyalty program, allow customers to use their points at checkout for discounts or free shipping. This not only incentivizes the current purchase but also encourages future purchases to accumulate more points.

Introduce time-sensitive deals that appear during checkout. For instance, a special discount on a related product available only for the next 15 minutes. This creates a sense of urgency and can boost impulse purchases.

Create bundle offers that appear at checkout. These can include frequently bought together items or complementary products. Offer a slight discount on the bundle compared to buying items separately.

Implement a free shipping threshold that encourages customers to add more items to their cart. For example, offer free shipping on orders over a certain amount. This can be dynamically displayed during the checkout process, showing customers how much more they need to add to their cart to qualify.

Encourage customers to refer friends by offering GWPs and bonus points for bundle purchases. Use reviews to highlight the value and satisfaction of the products.

Create urgency with time-limited promotions. Use customer reviews to emphasize the popularity and quality of the products in the bundles.

Allow customers to mix and match products to create their own bundles. Offer a GWP and extra loyalty points to sweeten the deal. Feature reviews of the most popular products to guide choices.

Create seasonal bundles and offer a themed GWP. Use customer reviews to highlight the benefits of each product in the bundle.

Encourage reviews by offering a discount on bundles. Promote the top reviews on product pages and social media to build anticipation and trust.

Offer exclusive bundles and GWPs to higher-tier loyalty members. Personalize the offer with targeted emails and highlight customer reviews to encourage purchases.

Combine popular reviewed products into a bundle and offer a GWP for purchasing the bundle.

Identify and reward top reviewers with a special gift.

Offer double loyalty points for purchases of products that have received positive reviews.

Reward customers when they reach a certain number of reviews with a special GWP or loyalty points.

Give customers who leave reviews early access to new products or exclusive collections.

Run a monthly competition where the best review wins a premium GWP.

Offer a GWP to customers who leave a review after verifying their purchase.

Provide a temporary boost to a higher loyalty tier for customers who leave multiple reviews.

Hold short, intense discount periods, offering significant savings like "40% off for the next 4 hours."

Offer a discount or a free item when the customer spends over a certain amount, like "Spend $100 and get 15% off."

Encourage repeat business by offering a percentage discount on a customer’s next purchase, provided within a follow-up email after their initial purchase.

Send special discount offers to your email list. This could be a flat dollar amount off, such as "$10 off your next purchase."

Attract new customers with a special first-time buyer offer, like "15% off your first purchase."

Encourage customers to explore different categories by offering a discount. For example, "Buy any dress and get 20% off shoes."

Tie your promotions to holidays or seasons, such as "Buy 2, Get 1 Free" on all summer apparel.

Create urgency with time-sensitive promotions, like "Get 50% off your second item, this weekend only."

Integrate these promotions with a loyalty program, where members get exclusive access to better deals or higher percentages off.

Offer a set discount when customers purchase a bundle of items. For example, "Buy a complete skincare set and get 20% off."

A classic "Buy X, Get Y Free" promotion. This works well for clearing out inventory, encouraging trial of new products, or incentivizing bulk purchases.

Create tiered discounts where the savings increase with the quantity purchased. For example, "Buy 1 Get 10% off, Buy 2 Get 15% off, Buy 3 Get 20% off." This encourages larger purchases.

For select tagged members, include a surprise secret product with their regular purchase as an exclusive gift.

Grant access to secret products in line with special events or seasons, prioritizing members with certain tags.

Partner with influencers or other brands to create secret products, available only to members with specific tags.

For VIP members, introduce a 'secret product of the month' club where they receive a new, exclusive product periodically.

Offer the ability to customize or personalize secret products, exclusive for certain tagged members.

Allow members to use loyalty points to gain access to secret products, with higher-tiered members having earlier access.

Utilize interactive email campaigns where members with certain tags can "unlock" access to secret products through engaging activities.

Encourage tagged members to refer friends and, in return, give them exclusive access to secret products.

Create special product bundles that include secret products, available only to tagged members. Promote these through segmented email campaigns.

Conduct flash sales for secret products, exclusive to members with certain tags. Announce these sales via email to create a sense of urgency.

Celebrate member milestones (e.g., anniversary of joining, certain amount spent) by offering access to secret products.

Use email marketing to send personalised product recommendations based on the member's tag and purchase history, including secret products tailored to their interests.

Design product releases that are exclusively available to VIP-tagged members. This can be a significant incentive for customers to reach VIP status.