Short answer: yes, when the offer is specific, time-boxed and aimed at someone local who has not tried you yet. Open-ended discounts to existing regulars mostly cost margin.
The offers that work. A first-visit offer, an offer tied to your slow day, a bundle that raises the ticket, or something free with a minimum spend. Each one either brings a new person in or moves demand to when you need it.
The offers that quietly lose money. A standing percentage off with no end date, redeemed mostly by people who were coming anyway. That is not marketing, it is a price cut.
Why member-only matters. A public coupon is a discount. A member-only deal is a reason to join, a reason to feel like an insider, and a way to reach people who have already told us they live here. The redemption is also a signal: you can see which offers actually move people.
Raffles work differently and are worth trying. A coupon converts someone already deciding. A raffle creates interest before anyone is deciding, and gets your name shared. Ask us to add your prize to the weekly giveaway at jaxinsider.com/giveaway.
Where the plans fit. Posting member deals starts at Small Business. If deals become a real channel for you, Professional Services puts them in front of more people through stronger placement. See current plan prices.
How to test properly: run one offer, on one slow day, for one month, and count redemptions. One clean test beats five overlapping offers you cannot read.