Gift Library
A gift library is the space for selecting rewards within a programme. Its quality depends on the relevance of the items, their availability, and the clarity of the conditions. It links the participant's balance to an ordering experience. Delivery and support information are part of this experience.
A concrete example
The selection allows you to find an initial affordable gift, then rewards corresponding to different balances and uses. Availability is part of the promise.
A point to consider
The size of the catalogue is not the only criterion. Compare accessibility, usefulness, availability, and delivery quality.
Build the selection around members’ point balances
Distribute the items according to the point balances members can realistically reach and the desired uses. Verify the presence of an attractive first choice, then options at different levels. Bespoke sourcing can complement the selection process for a target audience, event, or brand request. Evaluate each addition based on its full cost, availability, and delivery conditions, rather than just its perceived value.
Questions to ask your team
- How many useful choices are accessible to the most frequently used balance?
- Do the replacement references serve the same purpose?

