Public storefront experience

Steps

ScreenshotSteps 1-3

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Shopper-facing VIP storefront

Public storefront showing hero section, welcome message, featured products, and visible discount treatment.

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Seasonal and post-purchase messaging

Storefront or checkout flow showing seasonal styling, partner attribution, and thank-you message areas.

1. Open the live storefront or preview it before sharing the link.
2. Review the headline, hero media, welcome message, and featured products as a shopper would see them.
3. Check how the storefront discount appears, or confirm that it stays hidden when that mode is enabled.
4. Review seasonal styling and campaign-specific messaging if those options are turned on.
5. Check the thank-you and attribution experience after the shopper moves through the storefront journey.

Settings explained

• Welcome message shapes the first impression when a shopper opens the storefront.
• Returning visitor recognition helps the experience feel more personal for repeat visitors.
• Seasonal themes change storefront styling for special launches or campaigns.
• Discount visibility controls whether shoppers see the discount openly or receive it more quietly in the storefront journey.
• Thank-you message adds a partner-branded closing message later in the shopper flow.

Example

A VIP Partner launches a limited campaign with a seasonal theme, a short welcome message, a hidden storefront discount, and a thank-you message that appears after the shopper completes the journey.

Tips and limits

• Always review the shopper-facing preview before sharing a live storefront.
• Keep storefront messaging aligned with the current discount and campaign promise.
• If the storefront looks right in the builder but not in the public view, re-check access mode, published state, and store context.