Member program recipes · 11 total
Each one starts from a business goal and comes with a timeline, setup steps and its limits. Follow it on your own, or let us work alongside you until you've learned it.
9 with no coding · each lists the staff time it needs
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These are ingredients
Lucky Spin Wheel · Daily check-in · Streak reward · Hero Leaderboard
A feature list tells you “what's there.”
This is a dish
Come Back for a Daily Spin
The spin wheel unlocks by “total missions completed,” not consecutive days — the number only goes up, so a business trip won't reset it to zero. The login-streak ladder is front-loaded (3 / 7 / 14), so most people get a taste of the rewards in week one.
A recipe tells you “how to combine them, how many days to run, and what users see at every step.”
The part doesn't change — “what it takes to earn a spin” does
One free spin a day, and missing a day won't reset you to zero
Recipe 05 · Come Back for a Daily Spin · Always-on
View recipeAlways-onA monthly-reset visit leaderboard plus a store-wide progress bar
Recipe 09 · Monthly Scoreboard + Store Unlock · Always-on / monthly rounds
View recipeHas an end dateStore-wide push for linked accounts — hit the goal and everyone unlocks a draw that day
Recipe 10 · Store-wide Unlock · 14 days (three tiers)
View recipeThe 11 recipes below are examples we've fully written up and checked field by field — anything we couldn't finish verifying stays off the list, so this isn't everything the system can set up.
11 recipes · 9 with no coding
Launch a campaign, push for two weeks, wrap it up and read the numbers. Once the countdown drops to hours, the numbers tick every second — the last 48 hours are when redemptions are densest across the whole campaign.
Store-wide Unlock
Store-wide goal hit on Day 3
28 more people and the whole store unlocks again
My invites
For brands who say “Points go out, but nobody spends them”
Recipe 01 · Points Clearance Countdown
First setup 60–90 min · No coding
After launch · About 10 min every 4–5 days to check stock as rounds change
See how to set it up
For brands who say “Friends added, then nothing — the list just sits there”
Recipe 02 · Quarterly Rewards Week
Setup 40 min · No coding
After launch · Zero staff time during the campaign
PitfallReaching members runs through your own LINE Official Account; the system doesn't broadcast
See how to set it upFor brands who say “We've given out lots of points, but redemption won't budge”
Recipe 03 · Countdown Clearance Day
60 min to schedule a quarter · No coding
After launch · Zero staff time, zero push messages, zero support work during sales
See how to set it upFor brands who say “They come in once and disappear — we never know when they'll be back”
Recipe 08 · Three-stage Seasonal Treatment
45 min setup · No coding
After launch · 10–15 min of photo review daily during the campaign
See how to set it up
For brands who say “People just aren't coming in, and our list isn't growing”
Recipe 10 · Store-wide Unlock
150–180 min first-time setup · No coding
After launch · During the campaign, about 5 min a day to check the progress bar; each of the three tier hits needs one push message sent by hand
PitfallThe progress bar is on the spin wheel page, not the home page — you have to route people there yourself with your LINE menu
See how to set it upFor brands who say “I want customers to actually do a photo check-in, not just tap and collect points”
Recipe 11 · Three-stage Secret Menu
90 min first-time setup · Needs light development
After launch · Manual review, about 15 min a day × 14 days
PitfallSomeone has to spend 15 min a day checking photos one by one — there's no bulk approval
See how to set it upIt's not that you've run too many — what we see again and again is that members learn: miss a one-off event and, oh well, there's always the next one. A giveaway is only ever “won / didn't win,” and once it's over they're left holding nothing.
Every recipe here hangs on the same thread: actions become points, points become rewards, and what builds up becomes levels — what members earn in this campaign is still there in the next. Missing out means earning less, and progress goes with them, so “dropping by to check” turns into a habit.
The 6 recipes above are campaigns with an end date; the 5 below are always-on programs where progress never resets to zero: campaigns bring the buzz, always-on programs keep people around.
Once it's set up, it runs on its own — a glance once a week is enough. A member goes on a business trip and their streak resets to zero; the day they're back, the daily draw still works, and their cumulative progress bar hasn't lost a single step.
Hero Leaderboard
For brands who say “We have regulars — we want them coming more often”
Recipe 04 · Habit Engine
Setup 40 min · No coding
After launch · After that, zero staff time each month; 10 min on the 1st to check the first month's results
See how to set it upFor brands who say “The member page is live, but nobody opens it on their own”
Recipe 05 · Come Back for a Daily Spin
First setup 30–40 min · No coding
After launch · Then 5 min a month to check the reissue list
See how to set it upFor brands who say “No campaign, no new products — nothing happens all month”
Recipe 06 · One Question a Month
20 min a month · No coding
After launch · 20 min a month
See how to set it upFor brands who say “No one to make content, so our member page never changes”
Recipe 07 · Member-grown Content Wall
30 min setup · No coding
After launch · 5 min a week to scan the top 10, 20 min a quarter to run a poll
See how to set it upFor brands who say “They get a membership, then stop showing up”
Recipe 09 · Monthly Scoreboard + Store Unlock
50 min setup · Needs light development
After launch · About 15 min on the 1st of each month to announce the rankings by hand, about 10 min of photo spot checks daily
See how to set it upOf these recipes, only “Store-wide Unlock” grows your list from zero; the rest assume you already have a base of LINE friends. If you have no community at all yet, our start-from-zero plan works with you to build one first.
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