Stamp Me offers two ways build your customer base and grow your loyalty program: "creating" and "inviting" members. Here are the main differences:
Creating a Member:
The "Create Member" function allows administrators to manually register customers into Stamp Me. This method is ideal when:
You want to sign up customers instantly in-store.
You run an online business and prefer registering customers directly, to bypass the signup process.
When you create a member, you're completing their registration on their behalf. Customers can easily log into Stamp Me using only their phone number afterward.
Additionally, you can immediately issue stamps and redeem rewards for these newly created contacts, who will instantly appear as a 'joined' member.
Inviting a Member:
The "Invite Members" feature helps you expand your loyalty program efficiently without using external email platforms. Invites are sent directly from your Loyalty Portal and are a call to action to join, as opposed to actually joining them, like creating a member does.
Recipients remain in a 'Pending' status until they independently register to Stamp Me. Only then do they move to your active 'Joined' member list.
This feature is particularly useful for:
Quickly enrolling large customer groups via bulk email.
Ensuring only genuinely interested customers become active ('joined') members.
Key Differences Summarized:
Creating Members: Manually add individual customers, ideal for quick in-store enrolment. Will immediately appear in your 'joined' members list.
Inviting Members: Send bulk email invitations with a call to action to join directly from Stamp Me, perfect for engaging larger groups through a QR code or button. Will not appear in 'joined' list until independently registered.