Setting up your Marketing Strategy for the Last Quarter of the Year
Adjust your marketing strategy

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The last quarter of the year, or Q4, is crucial for closing the financial and strategic year for brands. Consumer trends shift, seasonal campaigns take center stage, and customers have new expectations; on top of this, there’s the need to fully utilize the allocated budget to preserve it for 2025. This is a key moment to maximize the impact of your marketing strategies, and today, direct mail is regaining relevance. On the World Postal Day (dated October 9th) let’s explore how to evolve your strategy.

Understanding consumer behavior in the Last Quarter

Consumers are looking for experiences, not just products and we must take advantage of this trend! Whether through campaigns focused on seasonal events like Halloween, Buen Fin, or preparing the ground for Christmas sales, your approach needs to be flexible, adaptable, and aligned with the detected needs of the customer.

How to prepare your Seasonal Campaigns

Holidays like Halloween and Day of the Dead are perfect opportunities to connect with your audience. However, don’t limit yourself to what everyone else is doing. Be strategic and highlight your differentiators with a unique touch.

 The evolution of Direct Marketing in the Digital Era

Reflecting on World Post Day, let’s consider how digital direct marketing has evolved. Today, it’s not just about mass mailings; it’s more personalized, more emotional, and far more effective when integrated into your digital strategy.

 Where to start?

Narrowing your audience based on their consumption habits is a priority; having data-driven insights is something you should always consider. The last quarter is your opportunity to finish the year successfully. Are you ready to adjust your strategy? At WRU, we help you connect with your customers at this crucial time. Contact us via WhatsApp or visit our social media to schedule a consultation.

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Josué G. Gómez

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Josué González holds a degree in Social Psychology Josué has a strong curiosity for creativity and brand concepts. This passion has led him to develop expertise in content architecture, combining his background in psychology with the strategic creation of campaigns and communication.

At WRU, he has served as Social Strategy Director since 2021, implementing tactics that not only connect with audiences but also deliver on our clients’ objectives.

His approach blends analysis, storytelling, and strategy, balancing creativity and intuition to generate content that delivers tangible value.