Black Friday brings some unique challenges for business leaders. There’s standing out from the crowd, offering unique deals that attract the most sales on the day, and ensuring your supply chain can withstand the added strain. Black Friday takes place in November, straight after Thanksgiving. Your Black Friday marketing planning should begin by October at the latest, in order to make the most impact.

Your marketing campaigns will be influenced by your budget, your target customers and whether your business is online only or bricks-and-mortar. It’s not just retailers who can benefit from some Black Friday marketing. Restaurants, subscription services, course providers and many others can offer Black Friday deals – if you sell something, you can benefit.

To get you started, here’s some ideas that will suit every need and budget. Use these as a starting point and inspiration for your own marketing campaigns.





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