Holiday Marketing Tactics!!!

 


Strategy 1: Upgrade Your eCommerce Site

As a result of COVID-19, eCommerce moved to the forefront of retail. According to some professionals, the pandemic accelerated the shift to eCommerce by 4 to 6 years in the first half of 2020.

Websites are the face of your business- they’re where people find out about you and your company, familiarise themselves with your brand, and purchase your products and services.

Prepare your eCommerce website for the wave of activity that comes with the holiday season.

Strategy 2: Take Advantage Of Native Advertising

Native advertising is a type of paid promotion in which the content blends in with the environment and is highly effective.

People pay 53% more attention to native advertising than to other forms of advertising, according to research.

Your holiday campaign can take advantage of native advertising – you can create an interactive piece of content that allows you to connect with your customers and tell a great story. Continue reading visit here: https://www.strangemarketing.com.au/digital-marketing/holiday-marketing-tactics/

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