Spaces drawn for what you sell
Plain rings suit a hole punch. Many of these cards draw each space as the thing being earned instead, in a light tint that a stamp shows over: coffee cups, pizza slices, ice cream cones, paws, droplets, bagels and honeycomb. The bookstore card lines up book spines on a shelf, the yoga card leaves a line for the date of each class, and the last space is always the reward, drawn in a bold color or marked FREE.
Pick the count that fits the visit
- Ten or twelve for a daily habit: coffee, bagels, subs, smoothies.
- Eight for a weekly treat: a pizza, a juice, a haircut, a jar of honey.
- Six for a monthly visit: a car wash or a blowout.
Write the reward in plain words, such as "Your tenth coffee is on us", and say how a stamp is earned in the fine print. An expiration line or "No cash value" keeps things clear at the register.
Printing them
Cards print in full color on both sides. Order the writable stock and a punch, a stamp or a ballpoint all work on the back. We keep your file, so the next box matches this one.
From the shop: Buy one shaped punch for each register and keep it on a cord. A punch that walks off is the most common reason a loyalty program stalls.