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Use Case

Discount for the first X customers

You can launch a -50% discount for the first 100 customers, a -30% discount for the next 1000 and a -20% discount for the last 10 000 customers on Black Friday.
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Create a promotion with a gradually decreasing discount for the first wave of shoppers. In this recipe, the first 100 customers can get 50% off, the next 1,000 get 30% off, and the last 10,000 get 20% off, making it a strong fit for high-traffic moments like Black Friday.

Why use it?

This setup helps drive traffic to your store and create a spike in sales. It can also generate buzz because first-come, first-served promotions are naturally attention-grabbing and shareable.

How it works?

The campaign rewards customers based on when they purchase, with the discount value decreasing as more redemptions happen. You can also make the reveal happen only at checkout, which encourages customers to fill their carts before finding out whether they qualified for the higher discount.

Best practices

To avoid disappointing shoppers who miss the top tier, consider giving everyone some level of discount, such as a smaller offer after the main pool runs out. You can also add conditions like a minimum spend, make the campaign exclusive to loyalty members, use the reward for the next purchase instead of the current one, and promote the campaign in advance through social media, influencers, and press to build momentum.

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