Bakery loyalty card in Oujda

The morning regulars

In residential neighbourhoods such as Lazaret, Hay Al Fath or Hay Assalam, the bakery is part of the morning routine. Sales are small and many. The customer does not want to wait, and neither does the till.

Here there is not really a wait to manage. The customer pays, scans the QR, and the cashier can mark the order "Ready" straight away once it is served. The stamp is added at that moment.

A reward that speaks to families

The "buy N, get 1 free" rule works well when the reward is small and frequent: a loaf, a pastry, a msemen. You choose the number of purchases and the reward, one for the whole bakery.

• Card saved on WhatsApp in one message, or in Google Wallet.
• Optional birthday gift, with only the day and month.
• Reward redeemed at the counter with a 6-digit code.

Customers without a smartphone

Part of the morning crowd, often older customers, has no smartphone. For them the cashier can create a ticket in one tap. They are served as usual but have no card on a phone. You can keep a paper card next to it for them if you wish.

Google reviews and tracking for a neighbourhood bakery

People who have just moved in often pick a neighbourhood bakery on Google Maps. After a visit, Stampylo invites the customer to leave a Google review: the Google button shows first for everyone, then an optional private rating only you read. No stamps or gifts for a review, and at most one request every 2 months per customer.

Every Monday, a short summary email shows visits, stamps, rewards and returning customers. You can see whether your morning regulars stay loyal.

Example for a bakery in Oujda

Example to replace with your prices: an average morning purchase of 10 DH, rule "10 visits, a free pastry". A customer who comes every day earns the reward about every two weeks. Stampylo costs MAD 149 per month, with a 14-day free trial.

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