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Promotion pages for an offer or a season

A focused page for one offer: what it is, until when, and how to claim it. Point a QR code at it, share the link, and change it when the next season comes. You see a free draft before you pay.

What you get
  • One offer, said clearly
  • A QR code that points to it
  • Swap it for the next one later
$0 for your draft from $299 a year
The short answer

What is a promotion page and when do you need one?

A promotion page is a focused page for a single offer: a spring tune-up, a holiday menu, a grand opening, a back-to-school package. It says what the offer is, who it's for, until when, and how to claim it. Nothing else to distract from it.

You need one whenever an offer would get lost on your main page. Flyers, posters, ads and posts can all point to it, so everyone lands on the same details instead of asking you the same questions.

The QR code is what makes it work offline. Put it on the flyer or the window sign, and when the offer ends, point the same code at the next one. On the Business Showcase you change where it leads from your phone, without reprinting anything.

Promotion pages come with the Business Showcase, along with QR campaigns, so you can see how many people scanned each flyer or sign.

It also keeps your main page clean. The regular services stay where they are, and the offer gets its own space for as long as it runs, then steps aside without leaving a trace of an expired deal.

Which plan has it

Promotion pages: from the Business Showcase plan up

  1. Your card, online Digital Business Card
    $99/ year

    One page with your buttons, request forms and photos.

    Not in this plan
  2. Starts here A full website about you Business Showcase
    $299/ year

    More pages, a blog, a gallery, online booking and QR campaigns.

    Included
  3. App, payments, newsletters Video Hub
    $599/ year

    Video tours and walls, your own app with push, payments and newsletters.

    Included
Writing the offer

What a promotion page needs

A good offer page answers everything before someone has to ask.

  1. A headline that is the offer

    "Furnace tune-up, $89 until November 30", not "Fall savings event".

  2. Who it's for

    New clients only? One per household? Say it up front.

  3. The deadline

    A real date. People act on deadlines, and it saves arguments later.

  4. What's included

    Exactly what they get, and what costs extra.

  5. How to claim it

    Book online, call, show the page in store, mention a code.

  6. A photo of the real thing

    The dish, the result, the product, not a stock image.

  7. The fine print, in plain words

    Short and honest. Hidden conditions cost you more in goodwill than they save.

  8. What happens after it ends

    Point the page or the code to your next offer, or to your regular services.

Compared

Where should an offer live?

Offers get lost in the wrong place. Here's where they usually end up.

A social media post

Good forGetting the word out fast to followers.

Leaves outGone from the feed in a day, and people can't find the details when they're ready.

Your home page

Good forShowing the offer to people who visit anyway.

Leaves outIt competes with everything else on the page and gets missed.

A printed flyer alone

Good forReaching people in the neighbourhood.

Leaves outIt can't hold all the details, can't be updated, and you can't tell how many people acted on it.

Deal and coupon sites

Good forPulling in bargain hunters.

Leaves outThey take a big cut, and those clients rarely come back at full price.

Focused

A page for the offer

One link and one QR code for one offer, with all the details and a way to claim it, ready to point at the next one.

Before you ask

Questions about promotion pages

Can I run several promotions at once?

Yes. Each offer can have its own page and its own QR code, so you can see which one gets more attention.

Can I reuse the same QR code for the next offer?

Yes, if it's a QRaway code and you're on the Business Showcase. Point it at the new page from the app.

Can I change the offer myself?

Yes, from your phone with the QRaway app on the Business Showcase and the Video Hub.

Can people book or claim the offer online?

They can book through online booking on the Business Showcase, or send a request. Payments through PayPal come with the Video Hub.

Can I put the offer on a screen in my shop?

Yes. Screens and video walls on any TV with a web browser come with the Video Hub.

How do I know if a promotion worked?

With QR campaigns, you see how many people scanned each flyer or sign. Bookings and requests show you how many acted on it.

Should the page come down when the offer ends?

Better to point it at your next offer or your regular services, so nobody lands on an expired deal.

Can I show a short offer on my main page too?

Ask us about Daily Highlights: a short offer or notice on the front of your page, changed whenever you like.

How long should a promotion run?

Long enough for people to see it and act, short enough to feel real. Two to six weeks suits most local offers.

What makes people actually claim an offer?

A clear benefit, a real deadline and one easy way to claim it. Vague offers with lots of conditions get ignored.

How much is it?

Promotion pages come with the Business Showcase at $299 a year. Free draft first, and you pay only if you say yes.

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