Order gifts for your clothing store

A dress or a shirt is usually bought for an occasion: a vacation, a friend's wedding, a new job, dinner somewhere nice. Right after paying, the customer already pictures where they'll wear it. The thank-you page catches them while they're thinking about that outing.

That's why gifts about going out and traveling work well: concert or theater tickets, a weekend hotel, cosmetics for the look, a streaming trial for the evening before delivery. AI hides other brands' clothing, shoes and jewelry: the customer just picked an outfit from you and shouldn't see a rival's.

Say a clothing store gets 800 paid orders a month. 25% of buyers pick a gift, which is 200 people. 8% of them complete the partner action (a first cosmetics order or a ticket purchase): 16 people. The partner pays, for example, €7 per customer. That gives 16 × €7 = €112, and your 60% share is €67.20 a month. The numbers are illustrative, not a forecast.

Order values in fashion are modest, but there are many orders, and that works for you: the block shows to every paying customer, so income depends on the number of orders, not the amount.

Sales and seasons bring spikes in orders, and in views. The example uses a regular month with no promotions. Plug in your own numbers for a comparable month.

Start with the AI settings and adjust whatever doesn't fit your customer.

• Check what AI decided about cosmetics. If you have no cosmetics of your own in the catalog, open “Beauty and cosmetics” manually.
• If you run women's and men's lines, look at the category scores: tickets and travel usually fit both, cosmetics and streaming often fit one.
• Switch off offers that look expensive for your audience: a premium hotel next to a €30 shirt looks odd.
• Add clothing marketplaces and resale platforms to the blocklist. AI hides the “Clothing” category on its own, but it's safer to list the domains explicitly.
• Open the confirmation email on your phone: fashion shoppers often check it there.