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Pick your audience
All shoppers, or a Shopify customer segment you already use elsewhere.
Bonus Campaigns
Multiply the points a paid order earns, aim the offer at a Shopify customer segment, and set the window. When it closes, earning returns to normal on its own.
Three steps
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All shoppers, or a Shopify customer segment you already use elsewhere.
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Multiply the points a paid order earns for the length of the campaign.
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Choose start and end times, then let it run and close on its own.
Bonus points cost you margin on every order they touch. Pointing a campaign at the customers who need the nudge keeps the spend where it changes behaviour.
Three steps
Lift orders in a quiet stretch without cutting your prices.
Give members a reason to be first through the door on a new product.
Aim double points at customers who have gone quiet.
Reward the orders you were going to get anyway with points, not margin.
Draft the next one, watch the live one, and keep a record of what each launch actually did.
A time-boxed promotion that multiplies the points a paid order earns. You set the audience, the multiplier and the start and end times. When the window closes, earning returns to your normal rate without you touching anything.
All shoppers, or any Shopify customer segment. Because the campaign follows Shopify's own segments, the audience you already use for email and ads is the audience you can reward.
Short. A few days to a week is long enough to move orders and short enough that customers do not learn to wait for the next one. Longer windows tend to shift spend rather than add it.
Bonus campaigns need one active "Place an order" earning rule to multiply. Tidy your points setup to a single order rule before launching, and the campaign multiplier applies cleanly on top.
Yes. Campaigns can be ended before the scheduled close, and every launch stays in the campaign library so you can see what ran, for whom, and for how long.