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# BFCM #5 - Offer Planning to Maximize Conversions

Explains offer strategies, like tiered discounts and bundles, to plan BFCM promotions that convert.

Let’s talk offers - because the *right* promotion is what turns window-shoppers into buyers during BFCM.

You don’t need a dozen campaigns. You need 1–3 **clear, irresistible offers** that are easy to understand, hard to resist, and designed to convert.

### Offer Strategy: What Works Best

* **Tiered Discounts**

  Encourage bigger baskets with spend-based offers (e.g. $10 off $75 / $25 off $150)
* **VIP Early Access**

  Let your top customers shop first - they convert faster and spend more
* **Bundles & BOGOs**

  Great for moving slow SKUs, showcasing value, and simplifying decisions
* **Gift with Purchase**

  Easy to implement and proven to boost loyalty (think: free sample, tote, or extra item)

### Set These Up in Recart

Use Recart’s built-in discount tools to generate and apply these offers in minutes.

[How to Generate Discount Codes in Recart](/discounts/create-discount-codes-in-recart.md)

Once created, apply your discount or redirect users from the **Success Step** of your popup CTA:

* Redirect to a landing or product page
* Auto-apply a discount code
* Add a product directly to the cart
* Append UTM or tracking info to the URL

[How to Customize Your CTA Button in Popups](/list-growth/popups/customizing-your-cta-button-in-popups.md)

These options help you close the loop — from offer to conversion — with less friction.

### Finalize Your Offer This Week

If you haven’t set up your BFCM offer yet, now’s the time. Keep it simple, clear, and compelling — and make sure it’s live across your popups and flows.


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