The mechanics behind this marketing tactic is simple. Every time a customer makes a purchase, reward them with “points” that they can use for their next purchases. “Points” can have whatever value you assign to them. They can be equivalent to money that your loyal customers can use to deduct from the total charge of their next order.
You can also use the points system to create reward thresholds that your customers must meet in order to acquire the perks of collecting the points. Naturally, more points mean more enticing rewards, but it also means more money spent on your products or services. This is a classic positive reinforcement move that promotes future purchases.
You can also incorporate game elements into your plan to reward repeat sales. This allows you to create fun and engaging activities for your spending customers.