General discount campaigns are a popular way to attract customers and boost sales. By offering discounts, whether through a percentage, fixed amount, or setting a new price, you can entice customers to make purchases and clear out excess inventory.
Check this article for general steps on creating a campaign. This guide focuses specifically on configurations for 'General Discount' campaigns.
Check this article for general steps of creating a campaign. In current article, we will focus on the configurations specifically related to 'General discount & clearance sale' campaigns.
1. Set the discount/pricing.
You can set the discount/pricing to percentage, fixed amount, or new price:
Percentage: Determine the percentage reduction, such as offering a 10% discount on all products.
Fixed Amount: Decide on a specific amount to discount, like a $10 discount on select items.
New Price: Set a new price for eligible products, for instance, pricing all items at $20.
2. Set advanced price change features
Customize the cents.
To maintain a consistent appearance for your discounted prices, you have the option to set predefined decimals for your final prices. For example, you may choose to have all your discounted prices end in '0.99'. This ensures a uniform look across your products during the sale.
Keep current price and set a higher compare-at price.
Select this option to increase the original price of your product while maintaining its current selling price. For example, if your product is currently priced at $10 and you activate a 50% discount campaign with this option enabled, the selling price will stay at $10, while the compare-at price will be adjusted to $20, reflecting a 50% discount. If a compare-at price is already set, the selling price will remain unchanged, and the compare-at price will double accordingly for a 50% discount, as illustrated.
