If you are an ecommerce retailer who lists and sells products from other vendors, you can use Product Boost to increase sales activity on your platform, deepen your relationship with partners, and drive more sales for the vendor brands who sell on your platform.
While Product Boost is especially useful for retailer brands, it is also available to any brand looking to temporarily boost commission rates and drive partner engagement. Follow the instructions below for help setting up your first Product Boost campaign.
Note: This functionality is in beta. Contact your CSM or our support team if you'd like to test this feature.
Product Boost campaigns let you offer higher commissions on specific products to encourage partners to promote them. Vendors cover the extra cost in exchange for greater exposure. See Product Boost Campaigns Explained for more details.
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[Engage] → Campaign Manager → Product Boost.In the upper-right corner of the screen, select Create Campaign.
On the Create a new campaign screen, complete each section of the checklist.
Refer to the Campaign checklist reference below for more information on each section.
Select Next to progress through the checklist.
Select Publish when you’re done.
Alternatively, select Save as draft if you want to publish the campaign at a later stage.
Field | Description |
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Campaign name | Name your campaign using 100 characters or fewer. This name will be visible to the partners with whom you share the campaign. As a best practice, use clear and relevant campaign names:
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External campaign ID | Optionally, add your own unique identifier for this campaign. This identifier can have numeric or text values, and is not visible to partners. You can use this ID to easily identify different versions of the same campaign when managing active campaigns, or to identify the campaign in reporting. |
Important: When you define eligible partners for a product boost campaign, they are automatically enrolled as soon as the campaign is published. This automatic enrollment is different from other creator and performance campaigns, where partners can be invited or may discover and apply to your campaign.
Option | Description |
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My joined partners | Select this option to add all the partners who are joined to your campaign’s associated program. You cannot add partners who are not joined to the campaign’s associated program with an active contract. |
Joined partners from my groups | Select this option to enter the names of the partner groups you want to add to the campaign. If the same partner is present in multiple selected groups, they will only be enrolled once. |
Specific partners | Select this option to add specific partners by name to the campaign. You can only add partners who are joined to your campaign’s associated program. |
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Budget | Set the maximum amount this campaign can spend while active. Optionally, select the |
Payout Duration | Set the start and end dates for your campaign. |
Event Type Selector | Select the event type you want to pay out on during this campaign, e.g., Online Sale. |
Payout Groups | Set custom payout rates at the SKU or category level using Payout Group rules. These rules define which products are eligible for boosted commissions. Only products that match the rules will be attributed to the campaign. Payout group rules are always evaluated at the item level. If a sale includes multiple items, only the products that meet your rules will be counted toward the campaign and receive the boosted payout. Any payout adjustments from the partner’s base contract will still apply, even when a Product Boost campaign is active. |
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Review the campaign details you specified in previous sections to see if you're happy with the outcome before publishing.