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Use Case

New fixed product price incentive

As a technology company, set a new fixed price for your smartwatch at $100 (from $159) during the whole December. Limited to three pieces per customer.
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Create a promotion that sets a new fixed price for a specific product for a limited time. In this recipe, a smartwatch normally priced at $159 is offered for $100 throughout December, with the promotion limited to three items per customer.

Why use it?

This setup is useful for attracting new customers, increasing traffic, and encouraging larger orders by featuring one product at a compelling price. It can also help you sell through slow-moving inventory or older product versions.

How it works?

The recipe applies a fixed promotional price to one selected product instead of using a percentage or amount-off discount. The lower-priced product acts as the hook, while limits on quantity per customer help control abuse and protect margins.

Best practices

Keep the promotion short-lived to create urgency, limit how many units each customer can buy, and avoid discounting the same product too often so customers do not start to perceive its regular value as lower.

Are you optimizing your incentives or just running them?