Festivities & Commercialisation

Hi, it’s Kieran here

In our last newsletter we looked at Black Friday (still not officially here) overconsumption, and the tension between sustainability and profitability.

Now, post Halloween, our media schedules are already buckling under the weight of Christmas adverts. 

This week we look at how we got here in terms of commercialisation, whether the blurring of the lines across the festive season is a good thing, and what brands should do next once all the turkey has been eaten.

Stay curious

Kieran

Yours truly examines the blurring of the commercial lines this festive season and asks whether 'Christmas Creep' is here to stay.

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How consumer behaviour changes during the holiday season

How Consumer Behavior Changes During the Holiday Season

When did Christmas start becoming so commercial?

A Brief History Of Christmas And Its Commercialization – Yorktown Sentry

Once the turkey is finished, what do brands do next?

The power of Q5: Your guide to post-Christmas marketing wins