Get ready to revolutionize your digital marketing game this Black Friday! Promising you a rollercoaster of insights, we take you on a journey through the world of Black Friday in the digital realm.

You'll get a kick out of an amusing story about a stolen ATM and how it ties into the larger narrative of leveraging the holiday season without a physical storefront.Discover the fascinating evolution of Black Friday as it has transcended from physical stores to include digital marketers.

Also, we’ll serve up some compelling strategies to create a buzz-worthy Black Friday offer without the dreaded last-minute rush. We later dive into exploring how a simple shift from an online all-day product to a traditional promotion strategy can skyrocket your revenue.

You'll also learn why offering something unique during the holiday season goes a long way compared to the usual sale or discount. Tune in for an episode packed with insights, wit, and knowledge!

Highlight:

”So this is our friendly reminder hey, there's this big opportunity for your business that is only a few weeks away.”

 ”Think about Black Friday is a reason to do something right now.”

 "We definitely generated more revenue when we just did an outright promotion to the list, when it was just a pure promotion.”

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