We make it very easy to take your codes out of cyberspace and hand them out in the real world. Both MailChimp and Constant Contact offer those services.
If you intend to send codes to hundreds of people or more, consider using an email campaign service that can automatically insert the codes into emails for you. csv file (“Comma Separated Values”, for you curious types), so you’ll need to open it in a spreadsheet program like Excel or Google Docs to view it properly. To see your list of unique codes, click the export link next to the group you’d like to use. You might paste one into a message individually (if you are, say, offering an additional release to a special fan), or you might blast out hundreds of codes at once (if you are sending them to your entire mailing list). The easiest way to distribute your codes is via email. After deciding on a name, enter the number of codes you need (in multiples of 100). The name you choose won’t be seen by your fans, nor will it affect the creation of your codes in any way, so it might be helpful to choose a descriptive title that helps you keep track of the batches across venues, events, or different groups of fans. Select the downloadable item from the drop-down, then choose a name to identify that batch of codes. To create a batch of codes, first head over to the Track/album codes section of your Tools page. You’ll also earn more as you sell your music (we’ll add 1000 codes for every $500 USD in sales). Your account comes with 200 codes, and you can buy more by clicking the “get more” link on your Tools page.
You can generate them for any of your tunes on Bandcamp, then send them out via email or print them up (to bundle with your merch or hand out at shows). Track/album codes (formerly known as download codes) are unique codes that fans can redeem for a digital track or album, giving them unlimited streaming via the Bandcamp app as well as a high-quality download.
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