Hi @GV123 thanks for posting in the Klaviyo community - great question!

The easiest way would be to auto-append coupons in your URLs so they apply automatically at checkout. 

This article tells you how to do it for a Shopify Store. 

You can link to your homepage and auto-append the coupon this way:

mysite.com/discount/CouponName (where CouponName is the name of the Coupon in Shopify for a static code)

mysite.com/discount/{% coupon_code 'CouponName' %} (for dynamic codes in Klaviyo - this would be the name of the coupon code for the unique codes 

If you wanted to link to a different page, for example, a product page, you can use this format: mysite.com/discount/{% coupon_code 'CouponName' %}?redirect=/new-path but if there is a previous “?” in the link, you need to change it to an ampersand (&). 

In terms of copying the code, my recommendations would be to make the text very big, and not part of a button, which is harder to copy. 

Hope this helps!

Katherine

Hi @KatherineB,

Thank you!

Are there any potential pitfalls with this process?

Is there any reasons that might pop up where the code would not automatically apply and the customer would be left in no-mans-land?

 

Hi @GV123 I have never had an issue using the auto-appended coupons, and they’ve always worked as expected for me, but it would be a good idea to test the links in the emails in make sure they’re adding at the checkout process. 

The biggest pitfall I could see would be if the name of the coupon is misspelled then it wouldn’t add properly.

Katherine

Thank you so much!