Running out of ideas on how to attract more customers to your business? Why not get started with creating shopping vouchers and give your existing clients and would-be customers the best shopping experience? Choose from our broad range of high-quality, beautifully designed, and easy to edit Ready-Made Shopping Voucher Templates in Adobe Photoshop. They come with royalty-free graphics layered and grouped with scalable vectors so you can edit and customize each in no time. We have premium templates suitable for a shopping spree, high street shopping, birthday shopping, supermarket shopping, and others. Printable templates in home, office, or commercial printing! To top it all off, they're all 100% customizable, printable, and are available in 8.5x4 inches with bleed. Grab one from these Ready-Made Shopping Voucher Templates in Adobe Photoshop and get the results you want for your business today!
How to Create a Shopping Voucher in Photoshop?
1.Think About Your Offers
Before you begin to make shopping vouchers, assess all your products, what you can offer as free items, maybe even take inventory. A shopping voucher is good for the customer in general if the offers are good, but you also have to think of yourself as a business first so try to understand how you can find a balance since you don't to be out of business because of how poorly you planned our your shopping vouchers. Test it out with small items like gifts or free clothes, or with smaller values like $10-$50 shopping vouchers first; don't rush into the big $500 or even $1000 vouchers if you're not sure you can gain more than what you give.
2. Understand Photoshop and Its Mechanics
Alright, now that you know what you can give out, it's time to make your shopping vouchers on Photoshop. Photoshop is a good editing platform with many tools at your disposal. You can start your project by opening a new document with your specified measurements and remembering to add bleed. From there you can work on your design and layout. You can try and use templates like the ones on our website as a starter.
3. Remember To Add The Important Details
When we talk about important details, we talk about stuff like a place for name, address contact number, and emails (kind of like a little "form" at the back of your voucher) along with your terms and conditions, and the voucher code. Do take note that the voucher code is very important because it validates your voucher code and helps track the details of what the voucher is based on your work place's database (provided you actually made the code on the voucher and in your database the same). Don't put in the actual worth of your shopping voucher and what it offers — it can either be nothing more than a set amount of dollars, a discount percentage, actual free stuff like fashion designer clothes, or free services offered by your business.
4. Lay It All Out Creatively
Once you have an idea of how you want your shopping voucher to look like, you can start making it eye-catching. There are many ways you can do this like using cartoons or basing the concept on the particular event the shopping voucher was given. You're giving away Christmas shopping vouchers, you can have a green, red, and white color scheme. You have special birthday vouchers for employee birthdays, or you can go with the flow with what event is happening during your customer peak cycle.
5. Inspect Before You Print
Remember that once the printing is done, all mistakes a permanent so do make the effort by taking a few minutes to inspect your work before you actually print it in mass. Usually, the first draft of any project can either be improved or cleaned of errors so save yourself the future hassle and do a bit of proofreading.
