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My favorite Shopify app for "fancy" offers.
While there’ll always be debate around discounts in the e-commerce space.
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Discounting is still an effective strategy for getting new customers to take action.
When creating offers for your e-commerce website. You usually need an app that’ll help you make your customers experience seamless.
I look at offers in two buckets. ✌️
​1. Simple: % or $ offer
2. Fancy: BOGO, spend x to get y, buy x to get y, buy 2, get 1.
Simple offers can be setup within Shopify.
​But, here’s my favorite app for setting up fancy offers.​
Joe Chavez
👨🏽‍💻 I help e-commerce marketers start & grow their career by teaching what I'm learning in my own journey as an e-commerce marketer scaling 6 figure brands, to 7 figures & beyond. 🚀 Signup below to get my "daily-ish" newsletter that'll help you become a better e-commerce marketer in just 5 minutes a day.
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