Welcome to Rewards
Easily create instant win embeddable rewards in exchange for actions from your users. In this guide we'll take you through the different types of rewards and get an overview of all the features to help maximise your Rewards campaign.
Marketing teams of every size use Gleam because it's easy to use and flexible. Lifestyle bloggers, gaming communities, streamers and e-commerce businesses use Rewards to grow their audience, build their community, or thank loyal customers with something free.
Rewards are designed to be redeemed instantly. They aren't built to run a customer referral program.
Here are some of the ways we see businesses use Rewards:
- Turn visitors into social followers
- Give Shopify Coupon Codes to your store visitors
- Grow your social following by rewarding people with downloads or bonus content
- Offer a discount in exchange for customer feedback or a testimonial
- Drive more sales by Promoting Your E-Commerce Store
- Distribute discount codes during flash sales
- Offer a welcome gift to new subscribers on your mailing list
- Embed a sponsored campaign on several influencers' websites or blogs
- Create a SoundCloud Download Gate to promote your music
Here is a reward set up from start to finish, using our Email Signup Coupon template:
While Competitions and Rewards both share similar mechanisms in terms of actions, Rewards is meant for all users to win something instantly. If you're looking to host a giveaway or contest that only rewards a set amount of winners after the campaign ends, then Gleam Competitions is a better choice.
Rewards campaigns can be run regularly and indefinitely, unlike Competitions where there is a set deadline.
There are 4 methods you can pick for your users to redeem their reward:
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About the Widget
The Rewards widget is what you will expose to your customers, it's an interface between them and the reward that you have setup. Between the users and the reward you'll have actions that need to be completed in order to unlock it. You can choose how many actions you require before it unlocks.