Increased CPMs during holiday season #digitalmarketing #datadrivenmarketing

6 May 2024 · 1 min
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In this segment, the speaker outlines the periods in the United States when cost‑per‑thousand (CPM) rates for digital ads typically rise. He identifies the major U.S. shopping holidays in order of impact: Black Friday/Cyber Monday (the highest), Christmas (second), the 4th of July (third), and Labor Day (fourth). He notes the specific date for Labor Day in the current year (September 2). The speaker then pivots to a promotional pitch aimed at coaches, consultants, and information‑product sellers, offering a service to manage their advertising so they can focus on business growth, and directs listeners to the website makemyadsgreatagain.com for more information.

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