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How to Create a Holiday Shopping Shadow Making

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Home page Articles SEO How to Create a Holiday Shopping Campaign for Low Budget Accounts How to Create a Holiday Shopping Campaign for Low Budget Accounts Posted: 2020-11-19 As an advertiser, it always feels like the holiday season is unusually long. It starts in August when I initiate conversations with our clients about upcoming vacations Shadow Making and what it means for them. The majority of my clients are small businesses with small budgets, which makes this an important time of year. Not only do we have to be careful with our expenses, but the income generated during this season is crucial. Many of the accounts I work with will feel a strain in their business Shadow Making if they don't earn enough over the holidays to get them through the slower months. The unique constraints small businesses face when it comes to advertising carry over to the holiday season, which is why planning your schedule,
knowing what you're measuring, and being intentional Shadow Making with your budget are so important. Calendar One of the challenges of running a small account over the holidays is planning exactly what campaigns you're going to run and when. There are three main ways to approach the calendar. Use historical data First, use all the data you have access to in order to identify what worked last year and what didn't. We have a client who is in the hospitality area and has been with us for three Shadow Making vacation seasons. We have a lot of data on what has worked in the past, and we use that to identify which platforms we want to use and which similar campaigns we want to run each year. If you don't have data from last season, use what you have to make an educated guess.
A caveat here is to make sure you're not just looking at last-click Shadow Making data or campaign-level return on ad spend. It's important to look at the path to purchase and assisted revenue to identify what you deem successful. If a specific campaign plays an important role early in the purchase journey, cutting it will affect overall revenue. Another important thing to keep in mind is any major changes in your audience or offers over the course of the year. Ask yourself if you can really assume that what worked Shadow Making last year is likely to work again if there have been major platform or audience changes. This also applies if a new competitor is in your space. cut it Chances are you don't have the budget to do everything you want. This is the reality with small accounts, there is not enough money for everyone. Shadow Making The last thing you want is to end up with an underperforming holiday campaign because the budget was cut too low.
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