Build Your Holiday Marketing Plan

Take advantage of seasonal excitement and market your products when people are buying! In Build Your Holiday Marketing Plan, Megan Auman will help you develop a reliable system for aligning yourself with the shopping seasons.

Megan is an admired designer, maker, educator, and entrepreneur. In this class, she’ll show you how to build a marketing plan that feels authentic and energizing. You’ll learn how to:

Create a step-by-step plan for holiday promotions and events
Incorporate timely images and graphics into your marketing
Set monthly, weekly, and daily action steps for a successful season

You’ll find out how far out in advance you should communicate about your holiday promotions and develop a rhythm for keeping your customers informed without venturing into overkill. Megan will help you set solid goals and teach you how to develop a marketing plan tailored to meet them.

If you continue to find yourself scrambling around the holidays and stressing about sales, Build Your Holiday Marketing Plan with Megan Auman is your opportunity to change that. You’ll learn how to build a sane and sustainable seasonal marketing plan that brings in those holiday sales – the smart way.

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Lessons

Build Your Holiday Marketing Marketing Plan Intro
The Holiday Landscapes
Set Your Holiday Goals
Align Your Marketing with the Holiday Buying Cycle
Key Elements for Holiday Sales Success
Importance of Email Capture
On Point Product Photography
Mobile Responsive Websites, SEO, & Wholesale
Are You Ready for the Holidays?
Social Media for Pre-Holiday Marketing
Use Social Media to Increase Awareness
Sales + Discounts: Should You or Shouldn't You
Plan Your Holiday Promotions: What?
Plan Your Holiday Promotions: Who?
Plan Your Holiday Promotions: How?
Plan Your Holiday Promotions: When?
Create Your Monthy, Weekly, & Daily Action Plans
Take Action Today

Reviews

It was SO helpful to actually see Megan's (tentative) schedule for her marketing plan. It's great to see people who are makers and how they run their business rather than teaching what they 'would' do or 'could' do. Thanks Megan!