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Does your industry have an off season?

by tdhurst · 7 comments

If you think so, you’re wrong. Wrong, wrong and more wrong.

Retail decisions are being made for the Christmas season now. Back to school purchases were being planned months ago. Marketing never, ever ends, especially online.

Students don’t stop using Twitter during the summer. Business people don’t stop using Facebook over the holidays. People don’t stop reading blogs during the spring season. If you think it’s okay to take time off promoting your business/product, you are dead wrong, but I’d like to thank you.

You’ve made it easier for the rest of us to pass you by.

Tagged as: not a campaign, social media is an engagement

  • Bryan

    Teachers don’t teach in the summer do they? hahahah You need to think before you write.

  • Bryan

    Teachers don’t teach in the summer do they? hahahah You need to think before you write.

  • Sarah

    Leave teachers alone! You spend 7 months with 150 kids, and try to not have an ‘off’ season. Also, many schools are now going year round. So zip it Bryan! Tyler-don’t let Bryan bring you down.

  • Sarah

    Leave teachers alone! You spend 7 months with 150 kids, and try to not have an ‘off’ season. Also, many schools are now going year round. So zip it Bryan! Tyler-don’t let Bryan bring you down.

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    Teachers don’t teach in the summer do they? hahahah You need to think before you write.

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