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# Multiple Targets

## Overview

Multiple targets let you apply different discounts to different shipping methods within a single discount. Perfect for tiered shipping strategies.

## When to Use

Use multiple targets when:

* You want to make standard shipping free but discount express
* You want different discount levels for different methods
* You want to encourage specific shipping choices

## Example: Free Standard, Discounted Express

**Goal**: Make standard free, express 50% off

```
Conditions:
  - Cart total ≥ \$50

Target 1: Specific rates "Standard" → Free
Target 2: Specific rates "Express" → 50% off
```

**Customer sees**:

* Standard Shipping: FREE (was $5)
* Express Shipping: $7.50 (was $15)

## More Examples

<details>

<summary>Tiered by Speed</summary>

**Different discounts by shipping speed**

* Target 1: "Standard" → Free
* Target 2: "Express" → 50% off
* Target 3: "Overnight" → 25% off

</details>

<details>

<summary>Local vs Shipping</summary>

**Better deal for local delivery**

* Target 1: Local delivery → Free
* Target 2: All shipping rates → $5 off

</details>

<details>

<summary>Carrier-Specific</summary>

**Different discounts by carrier**

* Target 1: "USPS" → Free
* Target 2: "FedEx" → 50% off
* Target 3: "UPS" → 25% off

</details>

## Best Practices

{% hint style="info" %}
Use this to encourage economical shipping while still offering discounts on premium options.
{% endhint %}

{% hint style="info" %}
Make sure your target names match your actual shipping rate names.
{% endhint %}


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