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In this instructional video, the speaker explains that the sense of urgency that powers Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales can be applied year‑round. He recommends launching flash sales for slow‑moving inventory during off‑season months, creating “rainy‑day” deals to spike engagement. He also suggests tying promotions to small, niche holidays—such as National Coffee Day for coffee brands or Earth Day for natural‑food or gardening companies—to create a built‑in one‑day window of urgency. The speaker stresses that urgency must be genuine, not manufactured, and that choosing the right holiday is crucial; inappropriate holiday tie‑ins can damage brand perception. When used correctly, these tactics keep a brand top‑of‑mind, reinforce its mission, and generate revenue from otherwise stagnant products. The video ends with a call to subscribe to the podcast.

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