How to Restructure Tacky Promotion Offers This Holiday Season

By Mehreen Siddiqua , Dec 7 2015
Holiday Season

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It is said that half of the money invested on advertising is wasted but the real problem is knowing which half. Your marketing efforts might be failing but you have no clue as to where and why. Sometimes, incorrect timing lets you down. But you can never be sure and keep on repeating marketing mistakes.

This holiday season don’t make the mistake of engaging in tacky marketing promotions. Tacky promotion offers can easily turn-off an otherwise motivated customer. You will lay waste to your promotion efforts if you haven’t timed it well or if you are pitching to someone who doesn’t need it. Since a lot of marketing campaigns are promoted using emails, you will have to be smart to recheck your e-mail list before sending out the offer. If you are offering some discounts, make them believable. Millennial buyers are smart and you cannot rush them into buying something they don’t really need in the first place.

As we all know an average user is highly motivated around the holiday season which makes it the most profitable time of the year for marketers for businesses. Now you don’t want to lose an opportunity like that. It’s time to get creative with your sales. Get creative graphics that truly represent your brand campaigns. Start planning for some real leads and sales for this holiday season. If you are considering investing on marketing campaigns, you have to work smart. This requires both a clever ad design and a nifty strategy. The trick is to create an engaging marketing campaign that caters to each type of holiday shopper.

My spirit lies in the distant past that I never saw with my own eyes but wish to reveal it to the world there is wisdom in the old adage. My heart lies in a future that is filled with imaginative art, technological advancements and scientific discovery in tomorrow-land. In my present, I want to bring about positive change through simple innovative ideas for businesses, brands, visual graphic designers and the world community at large.

 

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