Social Rewards incentivizes shoppers and fans for actions like Trustpilot reviews, IG comments or Discord chats—even before they buy.
In the final product you will be able to customize everything to match your brand identity perfectly.
Customers progress through Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum, and VIP tiers with increasing rewards
Colors, fonts, layout, and branding elements all adapt to match your unique brand identity
Automatic discount code generation and tier-based lifetime perks
We used Social Rewards at Project Orochi and achieved these results.
The $200B loyalty industry has it backwards. Here's why rewarding purchases is the wrong strategy—and what leading brands do instead.
"Every day, another DTC brand launches a 'points for purchases' program. They're all making the same fatal mistake."
Traditional loyalty programs reward the outcome (a purchase) rather than the behaviors that create loyal customers. This creates a transactional relationship where customers only engage when they're ready to buy.
When you only reward purchases, you're training customers to think of your brand as a vending machine. Insert money, get points. No relationship, no community, no emotional connection.
Customer buys → Gets points → Redeems discount → Buys again (maybe)
Customer engages → Builds relationship → Earns status → Becomes advocate → Buys repeatedly
Smart brands are flipping the script. Instead of rewarding outcomes, they're rewarding the behaviors that build relationships before customers buy.
When we implemented this approach for our own brand, the results were immediate:
Traditional loyalty programs optimize for short-term transactions. Engagement-first programs optimize for long-term relationships.
In a world where customer acquisition costs are rising and attention spans are shrinking, the brands that win will be the ones that turn customers into communities.