Customize your Loyalty Program in just a few clicks
Unlock the Power of Loyal Customers: Simple Strategies to Keep Them Coming Back and Maximize Their Value. Analyze Your Business Records for Insights.
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Create outreach campaigns and define their benefits
Stay tuned with Your Customers
Choose Between Different Campaigns, Send Notifications & Build Your Own Database
Explore Campaign Options
Choose the Right Mix for Your Needs
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Welcome Benefit
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Happy Birthday
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Day of the week
Define the benefits of each campaign
Choose between different benefits
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Buy 1 Get 1 FREE
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set up discounts
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Surprise at store
Make every purchase count
Set up a program that keeps your customers coming back for more.
Define amount and thresholds for accessing exclusive recurrent benefits.
Boost Engagement
Send Benefit Reminders to Your Customers.
Take Control of Your Customer Outreach Frequency.

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When crafting your loyalty program, consider the implementation details for each of the benefits you want to offer. For example, if you're planning to offer a gift, define your stock levels, delivery methods, and how the process will work at checkout. Similarly, if you're offering discounts, clearly define the discount structure, eligibility criteria, and how customers can redeem them. Remember, loyalty is built with every customer interaction, so make sure every touchpoint is positive and memorable.

Define the data required by your customers
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Now, consider what information from your customers is important to ask.
This data unlocks powerful capabilities, including analyzing campaign performance, reaching out to customers with new benefits, and much more.

Tip

Remember, a simpler process is always better.

Publish it and make it known
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It's time to start! Your loyalty program is here!
Spread the Word Easily: Share your Loyalty Portal with a QR Code in-store or email your database.

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Spark a conversation: Share your loyalty program on social media!
Ensures everyone in your store understands and takes ownership of the program, creating a customer-centric culture
