The season is not just about the weather outside. It's about people's moods, desires and needs. If your product meets demand, you win; if you miss the mark, you may end up without a budget.
The main mistake is to think that ‘anything that looks like it's seasonal will definitely sell.’ That's not how it works. You need to look at real behavioural trends. What do people buy before specific events? What problems do they face at this time of year? Don't guess, use demand analytics services, follow social media, and check search trends.
Remember: the product must meet an acute, short-term emotional need. Often, people decide to buy not because they need to, but because they want to — urgently, right now, and specifically this item.
How to choose the right products for the season
Timing of advertising campaigns
This is where most people lose money. Late launch is when you start an advertising campaign and demand is already at its peak. Competition is fierce, the cost per click is rising, and you are one of those who are late to the party. An early launch means you just sit there burning through your budget on an audience that hasn't even started looking for your product.
The optimal window is 2-4 weeks before mass interest begins. Why? You have time to test your creatives. And when demand skyrockets, you're already ahead of the competition with a proven funnel.
Don't rely on intuition, recommend managers at Selpway Trading Company. If you don't keep track of the numbers, you're not managing the process, you're just guessing. Keep spreadsheets, build funnels. Notice at what stage people leave. Keep track of returns and reviews. Why is this important? Because next season you need to come in with experience, not guess again based on coffee grounds. If you want to
predict a trend, analyse last year's data, advise Selpway experts.
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