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Use Same Coupon code to create different percentage discounts on different categories
Use Same Coupon code to create different percentage discounts on different categories

Discover how to offer different discount percentages for various categories using a single coupon code in your woocommerce store

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Written by Ramesh
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Introduction:

Offering different discounts on different categories using the same coupon code means that you can provide unique discount percentages for specific product categories within your online store using Discount Rules for Woocommerce plugin.

For example, you can set a 10% discount for accessories, a 25% discount for soaps, and a 15% discount for utensils, all using the same coupon code.

The purpose is to provide targeted promotions for specific categories and simplify the usage of coupons for customers across different categories.

Example Scenarios for offering different discounts using the same coupon code across different categories:

Coupon code "SUMMER"

  • 15% discount on Category "Sunscreen"

  • $10 Fixed Discount on Category "Shoes"

  • 10% discount on Category “Jeans”

For the above example using the same coupon code "SUMMER," we can create different discount rules for three categories: 15% off on Sunscreen, $10 off on Shoes, and 10% off on Jeans. Customers can apply the "SUMMER" code during checkout/ cart to enjoy the discounts on eligible products within these categories.

To create rules with Coupon code conditions, you need to have the Discount Rules PRO plugin installed and activated. Purchase the PRO version by clicking on the button below.

Now, let's explore the above examples in detail.

Example 1: 15% discount on Category "Sunscreen" using the coupon code “SUMMER”

In this scenario, customers will receive a 15% discount on category “Sunscreen” while they add the coupon code “SUMMER” in cart/ checkout. Let's proceed to create a discount rule for this scenario.

To create this rule, follow these steps

Creating a Discount Rule:

  • Go to WordPress dashboard -> Woocommerce -> Discount Rules -> Click on “Add New Rule” button

  • Select the discount types as “Product Adjustment”

Then configure the discount rule as seen in the below screenshot:

Details of configurations are:

  • Choose "Category” from the filter options and type a few characters of the category name to find and select it. You also have options like specific Categories, selected Attributes, Tags, Sku’s and so on… You can choose the option depending upon your requirement.

  • Set the discount type to a 15% Percentage Discount. You also have options to choose Fixed discount or Fixed discount per product

  • Include “Coupons” as additional conditions and enter the coupon/discount code as “SUMMER”

  • Click on “SAVE” once we have successfully created the rule.

Example 2: $10 Fixed Discount on Category "Shoes" using the coupon code “SUMMER”

In this scenario, customers will receive a $10 Fixed Discount on products in the category “Shoes” while they add the coupon code “SUMMER” in cart/ checkout. Let's proceed to create a discount rule for this scenario.

To create this rule, follow these steps

Creating a Discount Rule:

  • Go to WordPress dashboard -> Woocommerce -> Discount Rules -> Click on “Add New Rule” button

  • Select the discount types as “Product Adjustment”

Then configure the discount rule as seen in the below screenshot:

Details of configurations are:

  • Choose "Category” from the filter options and type a few characters of the category name to find and select it. You also have options like specific Categories, selected Attributes, Tags, Sku’s and so on… You can choose the option depending upon your requirement.

  • Set the discount type to a $10 Fixed Discount. You also have options to choose Percentage Discount or Fixed discount per item

  • Include “Coupons” as additional conditions and enter the coupon/discount code as “SUMMER”

  • Click on “SAVE” once we have successfully created the rule.

Example 3: 10% discount on Category “Jeans” using the coupon code “SUMMER”

In this scenario, customers will receive a 10% discount on category “Jeans” while they add the coupon code “SUMMER” in cart/ checkout. Let's proceed to create a discount rule for this scenario.

To create this rule, follow these steps

Creating a Discount Rule:

  • Go to WordPress dashboard -> Woocommerce -> Discount Rules -> Click on “Add New Rule” button

  • Select the discount types as “Product Adjustment”

Then configure the discount rule as seen in the below screenshot:

Details of configurations are:

  • Choose "Category” from the filter options and type a few characters of the category name to find and select it. You also have options like specific Categories, selected Attributes, Tags, Sku’s and so on… You can choose the option depending upon your requirement.

  • Set the discount type to a 10% Percentage Discount. You also have options to choose Fixed discount or Fixed discount per item

  • Include “Coupons” as additional conditions and enter the coupon/discount code as “SUMMER”

  • Click on “SAVE” once we have successfully created the rule.

So, if a customer enters the coupon code "SUMMER" during checkout, they will receive a 15% discount on sunscreen, a $10 discount on shoes, and a 10% discount on jeans, all applied at once.

Here is the screenshot of cart page confirming the same:

The above discussed scenarios require a PRO version.

Next Steps:

You may also want to check out these helpful guides:

Refer to the following video to learn how to provide different discounts on different categories using the same coupon code:

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