Popular Loyalty Cards

Speaking of loyalty: some of our favourite Zazzlers are those who register as Independent Creators. These talented artists and designers work to populate our marketplace with unique designs and interesting templates (which our other dedicated customers can then amend or edit as they wish). There are a handful of businesses that tend to use loyalty cards more than most, and that’s how we’ve categorised the following links. However, you can also use the ‘Search Insights’ – those circular thumbnails at the top of the page – to see what other themes and keywords are trending at the minute.

• Coffee Loyalty Cards: Some people need a dose of caffeine every morning on their way to work, and so it won’t take long for them to build up the required number of tokens on these coffee loyalty cards.
• Hair Stylist Loyalty Cards: Once someone finds a hair stylist or salon they like and are happy with, they tend not to change (for fear of being scalped by an unknown barber or hairdresser). Perhaps you could offer those long-term customers a continued discount, as long as they’re able to produce a loyalty card?
• Makeup Loyalty Cards: The beauty industry is another sector that uses loyalty cards a lot. Whether you apply lash extensions, trim unruly brows or decorate nails, these reward cards will ensure your clients come back sooner rather than later!
• Shop Loyalty Cards: Retail outlets can make use of loyalty reward cards too. Normally, stores will fill in one of the checkboxes when you spend over a certain amount (say, $20 per mark).
• Restaurant Loyalty Cards: Do you own a roadside diner or a pizzeria in the city centre? In either case, you're likely to see repeat custom (and you can make sure of it with these discount cards).

In order to make your membership card look official and worth keeping in a messy wallet or purse, it needs to be personalised: unless it has your specific name, logo and address on it, it won’t seem very robust or legitimate. So, with that in mind, we’re going to introduce you to our state-of-the-art design tool, which will help you to create something truly unique and attractive! We’ve outlined each step in the set of instructions below – since you’re a treasured customer, after all, we went the extra mile.

• Step 1: Select a design you like and click on its thumbnail to be taken to the product page. Now you can get a better look at the card through the close-up image and the gallery on the left-hand side of the page.
• Step 2: Once you're on the product page, choose a desired size, corner style and paper type. Our loyalty cards are almost identical to our business cards, so they have similar drop-down menus.
• Step 3: Click on 'Personalise' and 'Edit Using Design Tool.' You can then add images and text elements using Zazzle's design interface – this is where you'll add your own personal touch to your product!
• Step 4: Click 'Done' and see your final design! Congratulations on completing your first customised product; now how about working on nine more and becoming one of our most valued customers? Don’t worry, we’re only joking, but if you do want to see what else Zazzle has to offer, visit our custom loyalty card hub. These blank templates have no pre-established elements, so you can create a one-of-a-kind rewards card for your company.

Loyalty cards are, of course, only one way to market yourself and your brand through Zazzle. Aside from our aforementioned business cards, we also have flyers and brochures to sell your services. Whether you drop them into a mailbox or hand them out on the street, they’re an old, reliable way of communicating with your customers. While we don’t recommend sending people away with a whole stack of cards, there are also appointment cards and referral cards, which can be customised in the same way as our loyalty card templates. Our full range of promotional products and business décor can be viewed, by the way, on our business supplies page. There you can use the thumbnails at the top of the page to switch between ‘Business Stationery,’ ‘Marketing Materials’ and ‘Displays & Packaging.’