Maven adds this one: an offer is easy to put out and hard to take back, so the useful part is the off switch.
Coupons & Offers
An offer with an ending built into it — live this afternoon, and stopped the moment you want it stopped.
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Offers with an off switch.
Create a coupon in a minute, cap it, expire it, and see exactly how many times it was taken up — promotion without the printer or the regret.
The console is the whole program on one screen: how many offers you have, how many are live, and every one of them laid out with its type, its state and the date it stops. A draft sits beside a live offer rather than in a different place, so the thing you have not published yet is not the thing you forget.
What came back is underneath, as a list rather than a figure. Every redemption names the code that was used and the person who used it, and says whether their claim is still open or has already been taken — so an offer that is being claimed and never used looks different from one that is working.
It is one of four ways back in, and it is the fastest. A review asks somebody who already came, a stamp card rewards them for coming again, a referral asks them to bring somebody — an offer is the one you can put out on a quiet Tuesday and stop again on Thursday.
What it actually does
- An offer live in a minute, with no print run
- An end date on the face of every offer
- Redemptions counted per offer, and listed one by one
What that changes for you
- A quiet week is something you can act on the same day
- No offer runs on after you stopped meaning it
- You run the one that worked again, and drop the one that did not
You come away with an offer you can put out this afternoon and switch off tomorrow.
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