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How to Create a Summer Marketing Campaign that Cuts Through the Noise Everything feels more optimistic when the sun shines, and the light lingers long into the evening. Summertime is a happy season, and as a marketer you can harness this positive energy and embrace storytelling to your brand-boosting advantage. Many people see seasonal marketing campaigns as exclusive to annual events like Valentine's, Easter, and Christmas. But if you want to drive brand awareness and sell your products to a highly engaged audience, summer is the time to strike. Do you want to get ahead during the sunny season? Here, we’ll look at how to create a summer marketing campaign that will drive results. What we’ll cover here: Why should you invest in seasonal marketing campaigns? A step-by-step guide to launching a successful summer marketing campaign Know your audience and their seasonal motivations Set your summer marketing campaign goals Select a hook to engage your audience Choose your summer campaign toolkit Create content and roll it out Engage and interact with your audience Measure performance and refine content Why should you invest in seasonal marketing campaigns? Studies from Barclays show that in June 2023 alone, consumer card spending across categories saw a 5.4% year-on-year increase despite rising levels of inflation. Plus, last year, RetailMeNot found that 95% of US consumers anticipated taking part in summer activities, including going to the beach (39%), hosting a family event (32%) or shopping (29%). These insights demonstrate a clear motivation to experience, engage, and spend during the summer months. Tap into this energy with messaging that motivates your audience and you stand to expand your brand reach while boosting your profits. For example, Tropicana’s ‘The Juice That Starts It All’ campaign served up a fresh take on its messaging at the start of summer. The campaign gave a nod to the brand’s 70-year legacy with the bold claim that it ‘basically invented’ orange juice (and as a result, brunches and mimosas!).