Follow the funded benefit

If a Tap Tap Go-related offer includes a confirmed discount or reward, identify who bears its cost. The seller, platform and sponsor may have different arrangements. Do not assume the benefit is free merely because it appears inside a digital programme.

Compare the complete economics

Review the actual selling amount, variable costs and programme expense. Increased volume can be valuable, but it should not be presented as increased profit without the relevant cost picture. Keep the purpose of the offer clear, whether it supports acquisition, appreciation or a specific customer behaviour.

Imagine this

Hypothetical programme scene

Hypothetically, a seller retains $100 contribution before a $20 programme benefit, leaving $80 per qualifying order. Ten such orders provide $800 before other costs, not $1,000. The example is illustrative and does not describe a Tap Tap Go price or reward rate.

Make it practical.

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