1. Create a campaign
Set the promotion context, date range, brand, and store before production begins.
How it works
From weekly deals to ready-to-share grocery promotions
Follow one practical sequence from the store’s promotion list to the materials shoppers see in print, online, and social channels.
The six-step promotion cycle
Each stage helps the team resolve business data and product assets before final outputs are created.
2. Import deals
Bring in the products, prices, units, and identifiers from Excel, CSV, a POS export, or direct entry.
3. Match products
Confirm the right product image for every item and reuse library assets where possible.
4. Choose a layout
Apply a structured grocery presentation suited to the intended output.
5. Generate outputs
Prepare the Print Flyer, Shareable Flyer, Online Flyer, and relevant Product Posts.
6. Share and review
Download print and image files, publish the Online Flyer, and use its link or QR code for shoppers.
The business data comes first
StorePromoKit is not a blank-canvas design workflow. Products, prices, images, and store context drive the outputs.
Resolve information early
Fix missing prices, units, product images, and campaign details before export.
Reuse what repeats
Keep product images, brand information, and layouts available for future weekly work.
Review channel outputs
Check each format while keeping it connected to the same campaign.
Support quick promotions
Use the free Grocery Promo Maker when the job is a single product rather than a full weekly campaign.
Real product intent
Start with deals—not a blank design
The store’s promotion list is the source. StorePromoKit helps organize and transform that source into multiple shopper-facing formats while keeping the campaign understandable to the team.
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Frequently asked questions
Do I have to import a spreadsheet?
No. A spreadsheet is a convenient starting point, but promotion items can also be entered through supported in-app workflows.
When are product images matched?
Image review happens before final layout and output so missing or incorrect assets can be resolved early.
Can one promotion have several outputs?
Yes. That is the central purpose of the workflow.
Ready to organize your next promotion?
Start with your weekly deals and build the outputs your store needs.