jegan_hb

Hi HN, It feels awesome to launch a new feature on hacker news.

Background: stack.promo is an API based promotion engine which can integrate with existing websites to offer personalized promotions and pricing to customers. https://stack.promo/personalization.html

We also have a customer acquisition strategy using waitlist with promotions https://stack.promo/acquisition.html

New Feature: To support our personalization feature, we have launched a promotion widget(javascript) which adds a button to existing websites to show promotions. This is like pre-built offers/rewards section to a website. https://stack.promo/promotion-widget.html

Please feel free to DM us on twitter (https://twitter.com/stack_promo) or comment below for any questions. We'd love to get some feedback.

Thanks everyone

Hi Krthr, sorry for the delay. Of course, we can set you up with the free plan. Please send an email to sales@stack.promo

Hi HN,

It feels awesome to launch on hacker news.

When I was running my previous payments company, we were always scrambling to build new promotions, for example, Signup Bonus, Loyalty Boost on Exchange rate, No Fee Transfer, etc.

We would spend more time tuning our promotion engine than our product. We had searched for a system which would maintain the lifecycle of the promotion but there wasn't any. Hence we decided to build stack.promo

stack.promo is an API based promotion engine which can integrate with existing websites to offer personalized promotions and pricing to customers.

We also have a customer acquisition strategy using waitlist with promotions https://stack.promo/acquisition.html

Please feel free to DM us on twitter (https://twitter.com/stack_promo) or comment below for any questions. We'd love to get some feedback.

Thanks everyone

Hi, It's about creating transparency and relationship between the customers and company.

As a customer, it's much easier to type(or say) the name of the business rather than type a number. Also, if the call couldn't be answered by the agent, then the callback will have the company name and agent name. The customer can immediately relate to the call(rather than simply seeing the number on the screen)

For a business, it takes 2 minutes for a business to signup and accept calls. Plus the IVR can be changed without any cost. It's much easier for the business to say call "my company"(handle for the company) rather than say call 800-433-7300

Regards, Jegan