Holiday Marketing

Discussion in 'General Marketing' started by mullman99, Oct 3, 2010.

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    It seems that a lot people get the 'bug' about holiday marketing way too late.

    Now is not the time to start developing something for Halloween - in fact, it's nearly too late for Christmas.

    Instead of kicking yourself when you realize those great ideas for making a killing on a holiday are a bit late, why not go ahead - but for next year?

    How valuable would it be if, when you start to see a holiday coming around and start getting those great ideas, you already had a site up, indexed, and possibly even ranking?

    Ok, so a year ahead may be much, but at least you don't forget about it until the same thing happens next year.

    I keep a calendar of 'events' - holidays, major sporting events (World Cup, Superbowl, etc.) and other events like presidential elections, so that I can get that all-important jumpstart should I want to try and market to those 'events'.
     
    mullman99, Oct 3, 2010 IP
  2. Punto

    Punto Banned

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    Great marketing is about specifics, not generalities. The slogan may sound general.
     
    Punto, Oct 3, 2010 IP
  3. Justin_Dupre

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    Yeah! Great focus. All about being ahead of the game and taking action.
     
    Justin_Dupre, Oct 4, 2010 IP
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    Hi Mullman, its not to late for getting some sales in for Amazon on Halloween.

    You can still make sales on H. now and 20 days forward. Write articles with a redirect link to amazon of popolar H. products.


    Start building christmas blogs now, then they have 2 months to rise in the serps - before the big month.

    Better start now, than never start.

    regards, LASSE
     
    LasseKohau, Oct 4, 2010 IP