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tips for sane and successful holiday marketing


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Guys, Christmas is officially 54 days away. DON'T WORRY, I’m not here to spark a panic attack—just a friendly reminder that the holidays are right around the corner. Before it sneaks up on you, let’s make sure you’re prepared!


During the holidays, everyone’s fighting for attention. The good news? You don’t have to join the frenzy. Instead of overwhelming your audience with constant promos, focus on quality over quantity. Thoughtful, authentic content stands out in a sea of generic holiday ads.


tips for sane and successful holiday marketing


1. PLAN AHEAD Don’t let the holiday rush catch you off guard. Use a content calendar to map out key dates and campaigns in advance. This helps keep your posts timely and reduces last-minute stress. With a plan in place, you can focus on being creative and consistent.


2. DON'T OVERDO IT It can be tempting to post every deal and holiday moment, but too much can feel spammy. Your audience doesn’t need constant reminders—they need valuable, engaging content that feels natural. Keep it balanced to avoid content fatigue.


3. STAY AUTHENTIC Holiday posts should feel like a genuine extension of your brand. If your voice is playful, keep it playful. If you’re known for heartfelt messages, lean into that. Your audience connects with your brand for a reason, so keep that voice consistent, even during the holidays.


4. INVEST IN HELP WHEN YOU NEED IT If you’re feeling overwhelmed, it’s okay to get some extra hands on deck. Whether it’s hiring a freelance content creator or collaborating with a marketing partner, investing in help can ensure your content stays top-notch without the burnout.


final thoughts


The holidays don’t have to be a source of stress for your brand. By planning ahead, keeping things simple and authentic, and knowing when to bring in support, you can create holiday content that feels fresh, relatable, and true to your brand. So, take a deep breath, plan wisely, and enjoy connecting with your audience during the most wonderful time of the year.


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