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# Promotion bonus
To create a promotion bonus, follow these steps:
1. From your Loyalty Program page click on the **+** icon next to **Bonus Earnings** toward the bottom of the page
2. Click on **Promotion**
When setting up a promotion bonus, you can:
* **Select earning rules:** Choose the [earning rules](/features/earning-rules.md) that you want to incentivize
* **Set point multiplier:** Specify the point multiplier, such as 2x. For example, if a customer usually earns 5 points per visit, setting the multiplier at 2x will change this to 10x
* **Select valid earning locations:** Choose the locations where the bonus will be applied
* **Categorize the bonus:** Optionally, select the category to display the bonus under if applicable
* **Choose date range:** Specify the start and end dates for the bonus promotion
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