The 2015 holiday shopping season is in the rear-view mirror, and for most retailers, that means slower sales.
Easter, Mother’s Day and Father’s Day are on the horizon, but is that all your retail store has to look forward to? Not if you take advantage of the many other obscure holidays that can be tied to retail specials and sales.
I recently learned about Singles’ Day, a Chinese holiday that got its start in the 1990s when a group of young male college students decided to create a special day to celebrate their freedom in response to Valentine’s Day.
Are You Making the Most of Marketing Obscure Holidays?
Posted by lyceum under MarketingFrom http://smallbiztrends.com 3134 days ago
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