Sunshine, vacations, outdoor events, and relaxed schedules – it’s summer and we are sooooo ready for it! However, as we’ve mentioned in past, the warmer months can also mean distracted customers, changing routines, and different spending patterns. Throw in talks of a recession and it can feel a little overwhelming when it comes to business. It’s more important than ever to just lean into it. Lean into summer’s energy and adapt your marketing to meet your audience where they are. Remember, it’s always about your customer.

Here are 6 tips to help your marketing campaigns truly shine this summer.

As we transition into the summer season, it is the perfect time to start talking about seasonal campaigns.

Summer is less than a month away so today we are diving into some of the iconic summer campaigns from the past and what you can learn from them.

We’re less than a month away from summer and if you’re putting your summer marketing strategy together, this blog is just for you!

Every spring and summer we share summer marketing tips, so let's take a look at some of my favourite tips about summer marketing.

We’ve written a lot about summer marketing, so I thought I would round up a few of my favourite blogs with some great tips to get you going on your summer strategy.

Most of us can agree that we love summer - it’s just a magical time when the sun is out longer and life can sometimes feel a little more exciting and brighter… But what if you have a business that isn’t thriving in the summer? Here are 5 tips for marketing your business in the summer, even if people aren’t buying.

Planning for some fun summer brand activations and other types of events can also help to associate your brand with summer fun. If you haven’t already started planning this you are a little behind, but not to worry! You can still pull something together. You just have to be focused on getting it done. Plus, there are ways to do things more last minute as well, so read on!

Here are 8 tips for planning and running a successful event in the summer.