Run campaigns
Work with it — Promotions & Marketing.
A promotion that is built is not yet a promotion that is running. This chapter is the day-to-day: turning a set of rules into a campaign with a start, an end and one number to judge it by, showing it to the buyer in a way that still holds on the invoice, and walking a test cart through it before a customer does.
Cockpit screens: planned. The Promotions screens (campaign container,
redemption counter, coupon batches, storefront badges) are not yet available on
your tenant. The concepts on these pages are real and worth settling now; where a
page describes a Cockpit flow, it describes how it will work once it ships. What
you can already use today: a price list with a validity window is a campaign
that ends by itself (Time-limited prices),
quantity tiers on price entries are volume pricing
(Scale prices), and
Segments already say who a campaign is for.
- Run a campaign — Plan, launch, watch, end.
- How promotions show on the storefront — What a buyer must be able to read: price basis, strike-throughs, net and gross.
- Test a promotion before it goes live — The test-buyer method.