Posts Tagged ‘Christmas Marketing’
Black Friday isn’t everything! How food & drink brands can win in November & December
Black Friday is nearly here, and I can almost guarantee what’s happening inside food and drink businesses right now. Someone’s suggesting 20% off, someone else wants 30% off, Meta budgets are being reviewed, and everyone’s talking about how much revenue they’re hoping to generate. But there’s a question I think more brands should be asking…
Read MoreWhat our best-performing food & drink brands are doing differently this Q4
Q4 is here. And while some food and drink brands are hoping for a Christmas sales spike, others are already making the decisions that could define their biggest trading period of the year. At KW Marketing, we’re right in the thick of it. From managing Meta and Google Ads to building email campaigns, reviewing Shopify…
Read MoreQ4 marketing for food & drink brands! If you want Christmas to work, fix this now.
It might still be summer, but almost every conversation I’m having with food and drink founders is already starting to turn towards Q4. Christmas ranges are being finalised. Gift bundles are being discussed. Ad budgets are being reviewed. Stock levels, production capacity and final delivery dates are beginning to creep into planning meetings. Everyone is…
Read MoreHow AI is transforming Email Marketing in 2025 & beyond
When creativity meets data, AI becomes unstoppable – and that’s exactly what Building Brands 2025 in Exeter showcased. This year’s event put AI email marketing centre stage. Back for another year, Kate returned to the stage to deliver an inspiring and practical talk: AI Meets Email: Smarter Campaigns That Actually Convert. Bringing AI & email…
Read MoreChristmas is coming! Quick wins for food & drink brands behind on Q4 marketing
Q4 isn’t coming… it’s here! From 1st October, the busiest season of the year kicks off for food & drink brands. But let’s be honest, most founders don’t feel “ready.” You’re already up to your elbows in Christmas prep – stock arriving, production lines running, wholesale orders going out, and customers chasing updates. The idea…
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