To create a complete marketing and promotional campaign, start by setting an overall goal and then break down the tasks involved.
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Create an experience of one of these types: promotions, slot configurations, and
sorting rules.
For example, create:
- A promotion that provides a sale for customers who have held accounts for more than five years.
- A slot configuration that targets the content that an unregistered customer sees on your storefront.
- A sorting rule that defines the order in which search results appear.
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Create a promotion. A
promotion can be site wide or triggered by a qualifier. Apply promotions to products,
entire orders, or shipping.
For example:
- Buy two shirts and get one shirt at no additional cost.
- Spend over $100 and get 20% off.
- Add ties to your order and get shipping at no additional cost.
- To further control your promotions, define qualifiers, such as coupons, customer groups, or source codes.
- Create a slot configuration. Slot configurations target specific customers. For example, a content slot on your home page targets top shoppers.
- Create a sorting rule. Sorting rules define the order that your products show on the storefront. For example, you sort by top sellers, so a customer sees the highest selling products first.
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Create and populate a
campaign. For example, your Spring Fling campaign contains a promotion
discounting sandals and flip flops and a sorting rule that sorts green products
first. Customers trigger the promotion by using the coupon SPRINGFUN. The campaign
runs the first month of spring.
- Add experiences to your campaign.
- Add qualifiers to your campaign.
- Schedule your campaign.
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For each experience, complete these tasks:
- For promotions, modify the schedule and assign customer groups, source codes, coupons, and rank.
- For slot configurations, modify the schedule and assign customer groups and rank.
- For sorting rules, assign one or more categories.
- To determine the effectiveness of your promotions, content slots, and sorting rules, create and run A/B Tests.
- Test your campaign and promotions on the storefront.
- When you're satisfied with your campaign, make it available to your customers.