# Setting up Promotions

Picture this: you notice that your store has low foot traffic. What if you can attract customers to your store by giving them deals on your products over a specific date period?

That’s easy to do on Imonggo via the **Promotions** module. Here’s how to do that.

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### Step 1:

Go to **Stockroom** and go to the **Promotions** tab.

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### Step 2:

Click the **Add Promotion** button to create your first promotion.

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### Step 3:

Fill up the details for your promotion on the dialog that appeared.

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### Step 4:

Choose any name for this promotion, then type the amount of the discount that you want to give. Under **Applies To**, you can choose to apply the discount to all of your products or only to only specific items, chosen via **tags**.

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For this example, we are choosing to give discounts to items with the tag **‘gadgets’**. *Take note that you can add as many tags as you want in this field.*

### Step 5:

After adding the tag or tags, you have to add the **Start Date** and **End Date** of the promotion. Include the time when it will start on the Start Date, and when it will end on the end date.

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You can add remarks or leave it blank.

### Step 6:

Save the promotion to see the details. The **‘A’** letter under **Status** means that the promotion is now active.

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