Types of Incentives You Can Offer
A non exhaustive list of incentive types commonly used in marketing. On Incentise, you can offer them as a incentive provider to attract, convert, and retain your audience.
What Is an Incentive?
An incentive is something that encourages a person to do something by offering them a reward (Cambridge Dictionary). In marketing and business, incentives often take the form of discounts, cashback, free shipping, loyalty points, free trials, referral rewards, and similar offers that add value for the recipient and encourage a desired action such as making a purchase, signing up, or referring others.
What Counts as an Incentive?
Anything that adds value for the recipient can count as an incentive: discounts, cashback, free shipping, loyalty points, free trials, referral rewards, and more. On Incentise, you can request these directly from providers when you're ready to buy—not only when a promotion happens to run. If you're a provider, you can offer them to attract, convert, and retain customers.
Types of Incentives Commonly Used in Marketing
Below is a non-exhaustive list. Request any of these when you're about to make a purchase, or as a provider create offers and respond to requests.
References
Cambridge University Press. (n.d.). Incentive. In Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus. Retrieved , from https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/incentive