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Just sharing as the holiday season draws near, many brands are already ramping up their festive campaigns. October marks a crucial period where businesses begin laying the groundwork to capture consumer attention and drive early sales. This early push isn’t just about getting products in front of customers - it’s about creating excitement and securing a strong position before the holiday rush. Here’s why starting early matters and the strategies brands should consider to make the most of this key time. October: Key Moment for Festive Prep - Brands typically begin preparing for the upcoming festive season, with October marking the critical period for planning and execution. Louis Vuitton’s Early Christmas Push FY2024 - LV is already rolling out its Christmas promotions - getting ahead of the competition by being top of mind before the holiday rush. Why the Early Push Matters: - Creates anticipation: Teasing the festive season early builds excitement. - Secures early sales: Captures early shoppers before competitors even launch their campaigns. - Establishes dominance: Being one of the first brands to promote can secure brand positioning for the season. Strategic Considerations: - Balance excitement without fatigue: Early campaigns need to be engaging but not overwhelming. - Offer exclusive or limited previews: This can drive urgency and early conversions. - Leverage multiple channels: Ensure that promotions are consistent across digital, social, and in-store experiences. - Monitor consumer behavior: Adjust tactics as needed based on how the market responds to early promotions. #festivestrategy #LVMH #LouisVuitton #StrategicMoves #Festive

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