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Creating Regular Rewards

Regular rewards are the foundation of your community economy. They provide a clear, guaranteed return on investment for your users’ time and effort.
Time to Complete: 5 minutes Setup: Have your Inventory ready (e.g., a list of discount codes or a PDF link).

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The Creation Workflow

Navigate to Engagement > Rewards > Create New and select Regular Reward.
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Basic Identity

  • Reward Name: Be descriptive (e.g., “$10 Amazon Gift Card”).
  • Image: Use a clear 1440x1080px image of the item.
  • Description: Tell them exactly what they’re getting and how to use it.
2

Setting the Price

  • Point Cost: How many points does a user need to spend?
  • XP Requirement: (Optional) Require a certain “Level” before they can even buy this item. This protects premium rewards for your most loyal members.
3

Inventory & Supply

How many do you have?
  • Unlimited: Best for digital downloads or generic “Access” perks.
  • Limited: Enter the total number (e.g., 100). Once they’re gone, the reward shows as “Sold Out.”
4

Reward Delivery

How does the user get the reward?
  • Text/Code: Nudj will display a unique code (like a Shopify discount) to the user instantly.
  • URL/Download: Nudj provides a button to download a file or visit a hidden link.
  • Manual: Nudj sends you an email, and you handle fulfillment (best for physical merch).

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Managing Your Inventory (Codes)

If you are giving away unique codes (like gift cards or one-time discounts), you need to upload them to the Codes tab.
  1. In the Reward Editor, go to the Codes & Assets tab.
  2. Bulk Upload: Copy and paste a list of codes (one per line) or upload a CSV.
  3. Alerts: Nudj will notify you when your inventory is low (e.g., only 5 codes left).
Technical Note: Developers may see these items referred to as Assets in the API.
Pro Move: If you use our Shopify Integration, Nudj can generate these codes automatically so you never have to manage an inventory list.

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The Redemption Experience

What the user sees when they click “Redeem”:
  1. Confirmation: “Are you sure you want to spend 500 points on this?”
  2. Success: Confetti!
  3. Delivery: Their unique code appears instantly, and they receive a confirmation email.
  4. Wallet: The reward is saved in their “My Rewards” section so they can find the code again later.

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Reward Best Practices

  • The “Low-Hanging Fruit”: Always have a reward that costs very few points (e.g., a “Digital Wallpaper”). This gets users into the habit of visiting the store early.
  • Clear Disclaimers: If a discount code only works in the US, or expires in 30 days, make that the very first line of your description.
  • Visual Proof: If it’s physical merch, show a photo of a real person wearing/using it.
Next Step: Learn how to run a Sweepstakes or Giveaway.