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5 Easy Steps for More Powerful Product Positioning

So: you have an amazing product. One you can truly get behind. One that legitimately solves the pain points of customers in your vertical, and that does so in new and innovative ways. Allow me to be the first to congratulate you. You’re already closer to selling a heck of a lot more SaaS, widgets, or artisanal coffee mugs, than your competitors.
Not everyone has the opportunity to market a truly great product. If you’ve been blessed to do so, you’ve already won half the battle.
But guess what? Resting the hopes of your business on the strengths of your product is one of the fastest ways to tank revenue. That’s right: just because you know you have the winning horse, doesn’t mean your target audience does.
That’s where product positioning comes in. Product positioning is the process of creating a unique identity and value proposition for your product in the minds of your target customers. Read that bolded section again, and don’t forget it. Because truly great product positioning is not about illuminating the benefits of your product. It’s about identifying who your product truly works for, and getting them to see your product the same way you do: as an undeniable winner.
Understanding where your product exists on a matrix with your peers is the first step to outselling them.
In this post, I’m going to walk you through five simple steps to crafting the right product positioning strategy for your product or service: whatever that may be. We’ll cover market analysis, how to develop a unique value proposition, key messaging strategy, measuring success, and much more.
Let’s dive in.
What is product positioning?
Product positioning is the process of creating a distinctive identity or value proposition for your product or service, and then communicating it in a way that resonates with your target audience.
The goal of product positioning is to create the perception that your product is meaningfully different and better than your competitors’ products.
Does your product need some work? Not to worry. Product positioning can help you capitalize on what your product does well and minimize the features that still need some work. Is your product a straight-up killer? Even better. For you, product positioning is going to be less about creating the perception of uniqueness and quality than simply illuminating facts.
Why product positioning is important
Truly great product positioning requires an in-depth understanding of the needs, wants, and preferences of your customers. It also requires an understanding of the strengths and weaknesses of your competitors. We’ve heard time and time again about the importance of being customer-centric, or customer-obsessed, in today’s competitive landscape.
And it’s true: the businesses that are able to take the focus off themselves, and what they may or may not be doing well, and think about how they can start better serving their customers, are the ones that succeed.
This isn’t some attempt to appear chivalrous or take the moral high ground. Companies that are customer-obsessed legitimately outperform those that focus on themselves. In fact, 86% of customers are willing to pay more for a better experience with a company.
Not only does product positioning help you prioritize the customer experience, but it also helps you create a competitive advantage so your products stand out, and ultimately, are the products your prospects choose to purchase.
5 steps for stellar product positioning
Ready to get started? Use this five-step system for killer product positioning.
Step 1: Know your market
“Know your market” is sort of a nebulous platitude in marketing. To get to the root of it, we need to flesh out the two-headed monster that it really is: 1) Know your customer, and 2) know your competition.
Know your customer
If you want to get a really locked-in understanding of who your target customer is, you can do a lot worse than creating buyer personas.
Buyer personas are fictional representations of your ideal customers based on market research and data about your existing customers. These personas help you get to the root of your customers’ motivations, pain points, and buying behavior.
Generally, buyer personas are defined by a few categories:
- Demographic data. This includes gender, age, income or education level, ethnicity, and socioeconomic status.
- Consumer behavior. What conversion paths do your customers generally take in Google Analytics? What are the most-used features in your product, or pages on your website? What are people saying about your product in reviews, in NPS surveys, or when they talk to your support team?
- Objectives and goals. Without some definitive need or conflict, a prospect has no reason to purchase your product, regardless of its merits. Think deeply about the problems that stand in the way of your customers achieving their objectives and how your product or service can help them reach those goals. This will really help you promote your product.
Know your competition
Maybe you already know who your biggest competitors are based on the conversations you’ve had with prospects. Or maybe you still have some work to do. Whatever the case, here are some foolproof strategies you can use to get to the root of who you’re competing against, and how to outmaneuver them.
- Enter some commercial search queries around your products and services into Google. The businesses you’re jostling with in the search results, search ads, and organic results are the ones you need to beat out.
- You can also use an SEO tool like Ahrefs, Moz, and the like to conduct a keyword overlap analysis, which is essentially the strategy mentioned above, but on a more comprehensive scale.
- Check out what the ad copy looks like in your competitors’ search ads. What are they touting as their core value prop? What are they mentioning in their callouts? Are they offering free shipping, or speaking to specific features you do or don’t have?
- If you’re a B2B business, equip your sales team with battlecards that will allow you to speak directly about how your product or service is superior to specific competitors’.
- Run a SWOT analysis to determine the things that your business does well, where you have room to improve, and where your greatest selling opportunities lie.
Knowing your customer is the first step; but if you can combine that with in-depth knowledge of your competition, you’ll be well on your way to powerful product positioning.
Step 2: Define your unique value proposition
You’ve certainly heard the phrase unique selling proposition (USP) before. But what exactly is a USP?
A USP is a statement that communicates the unique benefit that your product provides to customers, and how it differs fundamentally from other products on the market.
A well-defined USP can help a brand stand out in a crowded market, attract and retain customers, and ultimately, drive sales. For reference, here are some dynamite USP examples from across the world of business:
- Saddleback Leather. Rugged Leather Goods with a 100-Year Warranty. Everybody claims to back up their products, but a 100-year warranty? That’s unique and memorable.
- Robinhood. Investing for everyone. Maybe this USP didn’t age incredibly well, but it’s certainly how Robinhood cornered the market: cutting through the red tape in an industry that has traditionally been reserved for the uber-wealthy.
- Warby Parker. Designer eyewear at a revolutionary price. Sick of spending $300 and half your day at Lenscrafters for a decent pair of glasses? Warby Parker has the solution.
- Dollar Shave Club. A great shave for a few bucks a month. This is a great example of really understanding your target market. Men love to save a buck. As one of them, I can tell you that this USP is music to my ears.
Craft a strong and resolute USP, and you’ll have endless messaging fodder to use when targeting your ideal customer.
Step 3: Create a positioning statement
Sometimes, simplifying things is the best way to get results. A positioning statement does just that. It’s a concise statement that communicates exactly how your product or service fills a market need.
Check out this positioning statement example from Apple:
This four-step formula is a timeless way to craft a positioning statement, and it works best when adapted to specific products and specific target markets.
In this case, Apple’s positioning statement describes how all of its products outperform the competition. But if you were Head of Product over at Apple, and you had a new set of Air pods coming out, you’d do well to craft a product-specific statement based on what you know about who buys Air pods and who your main competitors are.
Remember: clear and concise is the name of the game. Once you have your positioning statement nailed, you can move on to key messaging, which is going to be broader in scope.
Step 4: Define your key messaging
Think about your USP and positioning statement as kernels from which the real meat and potatoes of product positioning stem.
Here are three steps for defining your key messaging:
- Step one: Determine how your product stands out from the crowd, and who it’s for.
- Step two: Come up with a product-specific statement that clearly and concisely outlines your USP.
- Step three: Develop actual ad copy, landing page copy, product descriptions, and more from the hard work you did in steps one and two.
Messaging frameworks can be pretty fluid, but here’s a decent one from Forrester:
In this model, the top three layers of the cake (or floors of the house, whichever metaphor you prefer), comprise your market research and USP. Level 4 is your positioning statement. Level 5 is your key messaging. So for each positioning statement, you’re going to have several key messaging points that answer the question: how does my product uniquely enable the objective my customers want to accomplish?
You need look no further than at the best search ads to find examples of key messaging in action. Or how about this product copy from Harry’s?
USP: we deliver high-quality, convenient shaving materials at a low price. Key messaging: we deliver to your door, and for less than $2 blade.
Step 5: Measure success, and test everything
If you’ve made it this far, congrats! You’ve established your key messaging and launched your new ad or landing page positioning your product against the competition. But your job’s not over. You now need to measure the success of your positioning efforts, and test constantly to determine which messaging resonates the most with your target audience.
Here are tried-and-true strategies for testing and measuring your key messaging for your product positioning:
- Run a Facebook Ads split test with two different key messages and see which has a higher click-through rate.
- Use an on-site testing tool to run multiple variations of landing page copy for your product or service, measuring success via conversion rate.
- Experiment with different value propositions in your search ads, and see which drives clicks at a more efficient clip.
- Create a video elucidating a feature of your product that, through your market research, you know your competitor doesn’t have. Measure success by how long users stay on the page once your new video is live.
There are innumerable ways to go about testing and measuring. The point is that you’re doing both, and letting potential customers tell you which messaging they like the most.
Powerful product positioning in a nutshell
That about does it! Follow this five-step framework, and I’m confident you’ll have the tools you need to identify your ideal customer, speak directly to their needs, and outsell the competition.
Here are the five steps for successful product positioning:
- Know your market
- Define your unique value proposition
- Create a positioning statement
- Define your key messaging
- Measure success, and test everything
Have a question about product positioning? Hit me up in the comments below, or let us level up your marketing strategy for you.
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60 Perfectly-Worded Christmas & Holiday Greetings

You see and hear happy holiday messages everywhere during this time of year, and yet when it comes time to write your own greetings, whether for friends, family, customers, or coworkers…your brain conks out and things just aren’t coming out like you expected…
Don’t worry. We’ve got almost 60 perfectly-worded holiday greetings and messages that you can use for your emails, cards, social posts, texts, and more. Plus, holiday email headers you can use!
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All of these greetings are pretty versatile and interchangeable, but I’ve grouped them so that you aren’t bombarded with an endless list, and also because, you know, SEO.
Jump to holiday greeting messages for:
Friendly holiday greetings & messages
Let’s start off with some general holiday greetings and messages that you can use for any crowd. These are pretty standard, but if you’re looking to spice things up a big, check out my guide to cliche-free holiday copywriting.
- Holiday greetings to you and the ones you spend it with! May this time of year shine light on your blessings and bring new ones in the year to come.
- Happy holidays! We hope this year’s season fills you up with the things that mean most to you and energizes you for a happy and healthy new year.
- Seasons greetings! Wishing you all the joy, peace, and love that this time of year brings.
- Happy holidays! Sending you love, light, and laughter for good memories and a bright and healthy 2023.
- Happy holiday greetings to you and yours! Here’s to a cheerful present, a well-remembered past, and a prosperous year ahead.
- Greetings to you during this bright time of year! May you experience the light of laughter, the warmth of love, and the joy of gratitude this season and beyond.
Short Christmas wishes & messages
These short Christmas wishes and messages can be a nice addition to your email signatures or holiday Instagram captions.
- Yes, it’s been said, many times, many ways, but we still mean it just as much! Merry Christmas!
- A silent night, a star above, a blessed gift of hope and love. Merry Christmas.
- Wishing you all the blessings and joys of Christmas and a bright year ahead.
- Peace, youth, and happiness for you this Christmas and every other!
- Wishing you a fabulous Christmas filled with good cheer, good beer, and memories of a wonderful year.
- A little more sparkle, a little less stress, may that be your motto this Christmas!
Inspirational Christmas messages
If you’re feeling more of the core values vibe, try out these inspirational Christmas messages:
- This Christmas, may your blessings be many, your worries few, and days spent with those who mean the most to you.
- The best Christmas gifts are the ones we’ve had all year: a roof over our heads, food in the fridge, and family to enjoy it with. May the richness of gratitude be yours this Christmas!
- Merry Christmas! Enjoy the presents under the tree, the people that put them there, and the extra spark of gratitude the season brings.
- Christmas is a time to believe in something greater than yourself—even for just one night.
- May the peace and joy of Christmas live in your heart all year long.
- “Christmas is forever—not just for one day. For loving, sharing, and giving are not to put away.” – Norman Wesley Brooks
Business Christmas & holiday card messages
Sending out a holiday email, postcard, Christmas card, or social post? Look no further than these holiday greetings for business:
- No updates, announcements, flyers, or brochures; simply warmth, joy, and peace from our crew to yours!
- To our coworkers, customers, partners and pals: Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukkah, and Happy Kwanzaa to all!
- Merry Christmas and happy holidays to everyone in the [business name] family! You make us shine bright and we can’t wait to serve you next year.
- Happy holidays from all of us here at [business name]. We appreciate your business and look forward to being your [service] provider in the new year!
- This time of year, our thoughts turn gratefully to our customers, partners, and suppliers who make our success possible. We thank you for all that you do, and wish you all the best this holiday season and beyond.
- The end of the year brings no greater joy than the opportunity to express how grateful we are for our customers and partners. Happy holidays to all of you, and may your new year be filled with happiness and success.
- In warm appreciation of your loyalty during the past year, we extend our very best holiday wishes to you and your loved ones. Enjoy this time of year, and we’ll see you in the next one!
- Dear [name]: Without your loyalty and support this year, we wouldn’t be where we are. We are so grateful for that! Thank you, happy holidays to you, and a happy new year too!
- From everyone at [name of business], happy holidays! Thank you for your loyalty to us. Put your feet up and have a well-deserved rest this season. We’ll see you again next year!
- From all of us here at [business name]: Thank you for all the great business this year. Let’s sit back, relax, and celebrate, and then get ready to do it all again! Wishing you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
Christmas & holiday card messages for clients
Your client relationships are the lifeblood of your business. If you’re sending something specific to them this season, try out these holiday card messages for clients and customers.
- During the holiday season, as we reflect on the good things we have, we think of partners like you. We appreciate what a pleasure it is to work with you, and hope that the holidays and the coming year will bring you happiness and success.
- Dear [client], we know that finding a [service] provider is not easy, and we’re so glad you’ve placed your trust in us. We wish you the very best this holiday season and look forward to working with you in the new year!
- As the year draws to a close, we look back with appreciation for your loyalty and look forward with excitement to a new year of more great work together. Have a wonderful holiday, we wish you all the best!
- Dear [client name]. The holidays are filled with good will and cheer, but you bring that to our office year-round. We are so appreciative of that, and we can’t wait to see you again next year. May your season be merry and bright, and your new year filled with delight!
- At this special time of year, we give thanks for clients like you who make our jobs enjoyable and our lives more fulfilling. Thank you for being you. From all of us at [company name]
- Season’s greetings from the very merry team at [company name]. You keep us glowing and bright all year round, and we look forward to meeting your [industry] needs you in the coming year! Thanks for being you. Happy holidays and new year too!
- Happy holidays to all of our clients! It is truly a privilege to work with you all year. Wishing you a season of joy and another year of success together!
- Oh what fun it is…to work with clients like you! From the [business name] team, we send our deepest thanks and warmest wishes for a happy holiday season and a healthy new year.
- As we celebrate and give thanks, what better time to tell you, our clients, how grateful we are for your confidence in our business. Working with you year-round is an honor and a privilege, and we look forward to continuing our partnership next year. Wishing you and your loved ones a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
- Seasons greetings to you, our awesome clients! It’s been an absolute pleasure working with every single one of you during these past 12 months. Let’s make [new year] even better. Until then, rest up, celebrate your blessings, and enjoy your season!
- Dear [client]: There is no way other businesses have it this good. How do we know? Because they don’t have you as their client! Working with you is such a pleasure. Thanks for making it so. Have a Merry Christmas and happy holiday season!
Happy holiday wishes to clients
Too late to send a card? Share these happy holiday wishes to clients in a holiday social post or email:
- Tis’ the season for us to tell you how much you mean to us. (Spoiler: It’s a lot.)
- During this season of giving, we’d like to give a big thanks to you for being such a loyal client. You make our days merry and bright all year round! Wishing you a peaceful, joyful holiday season and an even better year than the last!
- Happy holidays everyone! Whatever this season brings for you, may it be filled with all the love and light you deserve. We’ll see you soon!
- To all our clients: We are so grateful for your hard work, your loyalty, and your faith in our business. We have accomplished so much together this year, and we can’t wait to do it again! Until then, have a Merry Christmas and a happy holiday season!
- In the brightest of seasons, may you find many reasons for happiness. Happy holidays to all of our clients, and cheers to an even better year to come!
- Happy holidays to all of our clients! Without you, our success would not be possible. Thank you for your loyalty and your hard work. Looking forward to another great year together!
Holiday wishes for staff
All this talk about thanking your customers, don’t forget about your employees! Here are some warm holiday wishes for staff:
- Happy holidays to an incredible team! Without your talent, teamwork, and tenacity, we wouldn’t be looking back on such a successful year. Take some well-deserved rest, enjoy some hard-earned fun, and get ready for round 2[023]!
- Seasons greetings to each and every one of you! Working with you this year has been a privilege in more ways than one, and I am so grateful for all of your hard work. Enjoy your time with family and friends, and we’ll rendezvous soon!
- Wishing you all a happy, healthy holiday season and some well-deserved rest and relaxation! Thank you for your daily dedication to our mission and for making every day in this office bright. Looking forward to seeing what exciting adventures await us next year!
- Happy holidays to you and your families. May the season be one of joy, celebration, and warmth and the year to come filled with health and new blessings.
- May this Christmas end the year on a cheerful note, and make way for a fresh and bright New Year. Have a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
- Merry Christmas to a team that makes this office merry and bright!
Holiday wishes for coworkers
And last but not least, here are some Christmas and holiday wishes you can put in your cards and messages to coworkers:
- Working with you is a gift every day of the year! Thanks for being you, enjoy your holiday season, and see you again next year!
- Merry Christmas and happy holidays, [name]. May the closeness of friends and the comfort of home renew your spirits this season.
- Happy holidays to my favorite coworker! I don’t know where I’d be without you. I’m so grateful for all you’ve taught me this year. I hope this season is filled with bright blessings and new memories that will stay with you for years to come.
- Happiest of holidays to the happiest of coworkers. Your positive energy inspires me every day. May your holiday season be as bright as you are!
- Wishing you a happy holiday season and a new year filled with blessings! Working with you this year has been a joy and a privilege. Excited to see what we can achieve together next year!
Want more than these Merry Christmas wishes?
If you’re looking for even more ways to incorporate the Christmas and holiday season into your marketing copy, check out these resources:
if you’re greetings for other holidays in the year, check out these:
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8 Ways to Use AI for Holiday Marketing (+15 Prompts to Get Started!)

To say AI has grown in recent years would be the understatement of the century. A few years back, AI was largely a buzzword, with its use cases predominately limited to predictive analytics and chatbots. (This is grossly simplifying things, but you get the point.) Now, we’ve reached a point where you can ask, “Are there ways to use AI for holiday marketing?” And, voila—this question warrants an entire article. Written by a human, of course.
If you’re looking to answer said question and snag a few generative AI prompts while you’re at it, you’ve come to the right place.
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How AI is used in marketing
Before we dive into the ways you can use AI for holiday marketing, it’s important to understand the basics of how AI is used in marketing. (Although if you’d like to skip right to the ideas, feel free to do so here!).
AI for analytics
Marketing analytics and AI have gone hand in hand for some time now. In the past, AI played a smaller role in analytics, helping with segmentation and even suggesting keywords to target.
Today, AI powers real-time insights for social posts and ads, allowing marketers to pivot ad spend or ad copy on the fly.
Current AI also allows for more improved targeting. Using AI-powered platforms, you can analyze your current audience groups and demographics, and weigh them against your competitors, past campaign performance, and more.
These emergent uses of AI in analytics, coupled with good old-fashioned historical analytics data, can result in more refined decision-making and the ability to pivot on a dime.
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AI for chatbots
Using AI, chatbots can deliver more advanced responses to site visitors. This enables more timely, helpful support, as the chatbot can either resolve the issue or route the person to the correct department.
Advanced AI-powered chatbots can take support even further, answering product questions and making recommendations. This opens up the door to more cross or upselling opportunities.
Personalized recommendations with AI
For years now, online stores have used machine learning algorithms to recommend products and services to shoppers. Now, modern AI can pull from browsing data to serve recommendations in real time.
Coupled with historical shopping habits, this allows for a more personalized, tailored shopping experience.
Generative AI
Generative AI is all the rage right now, with companies like ChatGPT and Jasper becoming borderline household names. Generative AI is a form of machine learning that uses natural language processing (NLP) to learn from large sets of structured data and then create a deliverable to the best of its predictive ability.
Generative AI is largely thought of as a way to generate blogs and school papers, but it’s capable of much more. Generative AI can help you brainstorm marketing campaigns, email copy, social media posts, and virtually any other campaign asset.
8 ways to use AI for holiday marketing
Now that you’re an AI expert, it’s time to use this impressive and terrifying power for some holiday good.
1. Tailor holiday ad copy
There’s nothing wrong with handling your ad ideation and copy by hand. But, if AI is available, why not squeeze a little juice out of it?
There are a number of AI tools that allow you to utilize your current data to improve segmentation. Coupled with your funnel and customer journey knowledge, you can use AI to help you create holiday ad copy that’s ready to meet your customers wherever they’re at.
For example, you could use AI to help you create several variations of ads for the same holiday-themed campaign, each one targeting those at different stages and from different audience segments. You can then take things a step further and use AI to help you reshape some of these ads to offer product recommendations in line with the shopper’s previous habits.
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2. Personalize product recommendations
The holidays are a time of joy and cheer–and a ton of shopping. Using AI you can help streamline shopping for your customers, delivering more accurate and timely product recommendations based on their browsing of your store.
Amazon is a prime example of using AI to make accurate product recommendations. Not only do they suggest products on a product page, they also have a “Top picks” section where they offer even more suggestions.
If you’re not already using it, implement AI-powered product recommendations before the holidays and help your customers find gifts they didn’t even know they were looking for.
3. Optimize cross-channel holiday campaigns
The holidays are a sales-packed, hectic time for many shoppers. During this time of year, it’s not uncommon for customer journeys to be condensed or expedited, as many people are in crunch mode and skimping on research. With the right AI-powered tools, you can keep up with the wildest of holiday journeys.
- Use advanced analytics to monitor campaign and ad performance in near real-time.
- Make tweaks to landing pages, emails, ads, etc. on the fly to counter bounce rates.
- Pair AI with any number of AI personalization tools to deliver customized page experiences for shoppers based on their behavior.
- Leverage AI-powered chatbots to support customers during hectic holiday campaigns.
With all the above efforts combined, you can quickly alter your campaigns during the holiday season. If people aren’t resonating with a certain piece of your campaign or a particular discounted holiday special isn’t performing as planned, course correct on the go!
4. Improve customer support routing
Customers are bound to need help during the holiday hustle and bustle. With the right AI chatbot and routing systems, you can help customers get the help they need during what should be a fun, not stressful, time of the year.
- Set up chatbots to not only offer help with sales but also offer product recommendations.
- Make sure your chatbot can direct people to the right department and that someone is available when they’re redirected.
- Utilize AI-powered call routing that looks at previous call history and sentiment to ensure people get in touch with the right person at the right time.
- For bonus points, set your chatbot to include fun holiday greetings or language in the introductory chat.
There are a number of AI chatbots and call routing systems, so shop around and find the one that fits your budget and needs.
Most importantly: test any chatbots and call systems you put in place. The last thing you want is an AI-powered chatbot that’s sending people to a 404 page.
5. Simpler sales forecasting
The days of manually poring over historical data are over. Well, not over, but hopefully simpler, thanks to AI.
The last thing you want is for products to go out of stock during the holidays. Before the holiday rush, couple your noggin with one of the many AI-powered sales forecasting platforms. Then, use the tool to examine your previous sales and predict which products are most likely to go out of stock, which are less popular, and so on.
If you don’t have previous holiday data on a particular product, or your company is new, don’t fret! Many AI tools are capable of looking at any available historical data, as well as market data and trends, to help you get an idea of how a product might perform in the future.
6. Real-time ad placement
People are bound to hop around during the holidays, going from one site to another. Fortunately, there are a number of AI-powered ad platforms that are capable of serving up your ads where they make the most sense.
Pair this real-time ad placement tech with your many holiday campaign optimization tricks from earlier, and you can collectively pivot all your holiday assets with ease and maximize your ROI.
This holiday ad showed up perfectly within a post about holiday gift ideas.
7. Streamline hashtags for social
The right hashtags go a long way, increasing the chances your posts are seen by users exploring various trends. The wrong hashtags, on the other hand, can result in your content getting lost in a sea of unrelated posts.
There are a number of AI platforms made just for this task. With one of these tools, you can enter your audience and campaign information, then generate swaths of hashtag suggestions based on the market.
While you should still manually investigate each hashtag before posting anything, these tools can save you precious time—time you can spend monitoring and altering your campaigns.
8. Campaign brainstorming
Generative AI is great for brainstorming individual marketing assets or even entire campaigns, including upcoming holiday efforts. In a few quick steps, you can find the right generative AI platform and start crafting holiday campaign content today.
Find the right platform
There are a number of generative AI platforms, so do your due diligence and see which ones fit your budget and use cases the best. Some platforms charge based on use, while others offer tiered pricing based on the number of seats.
Many platforms will perform similarly, typically using OpenAI to power their generative wizardry. But, take note of any templates or niche features the tools offer. Some platforms are focused more on expediting blogs, while others are focused on content as a whole and offer a number of useful templates.
Feed your generative AI
Once you’ve landed on an AI platform, give the AI thorough brand and audience information to ensure the results are as accurate and tailored as possible.
Some platforms give you the option to submit any links or blog posts you’re comfortable sharing, giving the AI the chance to learn your brand’s voice. This feature can be especially valuable, saving you the time of having to train the AI and resulting in more on-brand results sooner.
Collaborate on campaign ideas
Finally, come up with some high-level campaign ideas, input them into the AI, and watch the magic happen. Some platforms will give you the option to generate ideas for every element of a campaign—blog topics, emails, social posts, and more—while others will simply generate themes for your campaign.
Keep in mind you should always treat AI-generated content as a jumping-off point, not the final copy. You, the person, should always oversee the AI. You know your brand better than any AI or machine learning ever could. Use whatever it gives you as inspiration and write something original that will wow your audience!
20 holiday AI prompts for marketing
Generative AI can help you whether you’re in a creative rut or looking to produce marketing content more quickly. But you need effective prompts, otherwise, you’ll get generic results that don’t even function as jumping-off points or inspiration.
Put holiday cheer into your generative AI journey with these prompts, broken down by content type. Also, be sure to tweak these prompts with any modifiers you want. (Much like generative AI results, these are just jumping-off points.)
Email marketing holiday prompts
- Generate a holiday themed subject line promoting _____ for our company ____ that has a sense of urgency
- Construct a catchy holiday themed subject line that invites users to shop our new line of _____
- Generate a holiday themed subject line that’s funny/inviting/intriguing and promotes an upcoming sale
- Write a warm subject line that invites users to reflect on their year and check out holiday sale
- Generate a holiday themed subject line pitching X% off our entire line of _____ that includes emojis
Get more holiday marketing email ideas here, including templates, subject lines, and examples!
Social media holiday prompts
- Design a fun and festive holiday sale announcement for our ____ company
- Write an inviting holiday themed social media post about our new _____ product
- Generate a 100-word post that invites users to do their holiday shopping this year at COMPANY NAME, which sells _____ products
- Write a compelling pitch for the header of a social media post promoting a holiday sale of _____
- Write a social media post that targets ____ audience and ____ industry and promotes sale/product launch/holiday shopping
Get more ideas for holiday social media posts here!
Content marketing holiday AI prompts
- Write five blog titles that invoke the holidays and pitch ____ audience on our new product _______
- Outline X points for a blog article that’s holiday-themed and targets ____ audience with information about _____
- Write a blog pitch in ____ tone that’s holiday-themed and includes information on ____ for ___ audience
- Write a paragraph on _____ topic that targets ____ audience and includes holiday themes
- Generate X marketing blog topics that focus on the holidays and inform ____ audience on ____
Real success with artificial intelligence
AI can be a helpful asset for your marketing strategy throughout the year, but it can be especially helpful as you’re trying to close out the year strong during the holidays!
Here are 8 ways to use AI for holiday marketing:
- Tailor ad copy
- Personalize product recommendations
- Optimize cross-channel holiday campaigns
- Improve customer support routing
- Simpler sales forecasting
- Real-time ad placement
- Streamline hashtags for social
- Holiday campaign brainstorming
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The 40 Best Thanksgiving Instagram Captions [Cliche-Free!]
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I love the Smudge cat memes. I also love creativity. So when I came across this Smudge pie Thanksgivmeme, I was deeply, deeply grateful for humanity.
Speaking of creativity and the annual day of gratitude, we need to talk about Thanksgiving Instagram captions. If you’re looking for creative ideas, you’re not going to find any in the generic “Time to pumpkin spice it up” or “Gobble til you wobble” lists the internet is rife with.
But you will find them in this post because I’ve compiled a collection of ideas, prompts, and original examples you can steal or use as a springboard.
Table of contents
Happy Thanksgiving Instagram images
All of the images in this post (aside from the Thanksgivmeme at the top) are sized at the right aspect ratio for Instagram (1:1). You can save them right off of this post, or you can customize them to your liking using this Canva template link:
>> Happy Thanksgiving Instagram image templates >>
Outside-the-box Thanksgiving Instagram captions
Nix the cliche Instagram captions like “I only have pies for you” and tap into basic copywriting techniques like rhyming, alliteration, or acronyms to come up with friendly and meaningful captions like these:
- Rhyming captions
- It’s Thanksgiving! You know what to do: Remember your roots 🌲 give thanks for your loot 🙏 and eat lots of food 🍗 !
- On this Thanksgiving, may you enjoy a cozy fleece, time with peeps, a delicious feast, and the biggest piece. (picture of pie obvs)
- Halloween’s for pranks, Christmas got cranks, New Year’s we clank 🥂, Thanksgiving we give thanks!
- May an attitude of gratitude remove platitudes from your latitude.
- Have a happy Thanksgiving everyone. We hope you’re able to enjoy a toast with those who matter most.
- Alliterative captions
- Happy Turkey Day! Wishing you peace, prosperity, and plenty of pumpkin pie!
- Ah, the day of gravy, gratitude, gobblin’ and grace! Happy Thanksgiving guys and gals.
- Happy Thanksgiving! May your day be filled with fine food, passionate people, bubbly beverages, and decadent desserts.
- Acronym captions.
List out what you’re thankful for and tell your followers to comment with theirs- Thoughtful friends 👯♂️
- Healthy family 👨👩👦👦
- Automatic car starter 🚙
- New shoes 👞
- Kindness of strangers 💙
- Sleep 😴
- Fun facts: Use these Thanksgiving fun facts to come up with something witty or inspiring.
- The butterball hotline answers 100,000 turkey-related questions each year.
- Femail turkeys don’t gobble.
- Franklin D. Roosevelt moved Thanksgiving up a week during the Great Depression to allow more time for shopping before Christmas.
- 4 out of 5 Americans prefer Thanksgiving leftovers to the meal.
Thanksgiving Instagram captions for business
P.S. If you’re feeling particularly grateful for this section, your gratitude-o-meter just may burst with these Thanksgiving greetings and messages for business.
- To our customers, partners, and employees: What better time for us to tell you how grateful we are for all of you. Happy Thanksgiving!
- So as we count our blessings 💥 BLAM 💥 there you are, dear customers, at the top of the list. You’re the reason for our season. The cream of the crop. The pride and joy of our business. Thank you for being you, and Happy Thanksgiving!
- Customers, followers, fans, and fam! In the spirit of the season, we want you to know how thankful we are for you. Your enthusiasm, feedback, loyalty, and support is what makes us tick! Have a relaxing day!
- Happy Thanksgiving to all our customers! You are the reason we grow and why we love our jobs. We hope you have the wonderful day you deserve.
- As Gertrude Stein once said, “Silent gratitude isn’t very much use to anyone.” Well, here we are, shouting it loud and clear 📣 ! THANK YOU! 📣To all our followers, customers, and partners for keeping [business name] strong.
Funny Thanksgiving Instagram captions & puns
Want to add some humor to your Thanksgiving social media posts? Try something witty or go heavy on the analogies:
- “He is a wise man who does not grieve for the things which he has not, but rejoices for those which he has.” -Epictetus. Translation? Be grateful for what you have.
- Wishing you Thanksgiving moments that are as sweet as pecan pie, warm as mashed potatoes, as hearty as stuffing and as rich as gravy!
- May the turkey be worth the traffic (and tryptophan) this year.
You can always go with a Thanksgiving pun, but the originality factor is going to drop…
- Silence of the yams
- All or stuffing.
- Much ado about stuffing.
- Corn in the USA
- Don’t make me do pumpkin I’ll regret
- You might be onto pumpkin there
- It’s all pumpkin back to me now.
- Well, that’s fall folks.
- Sending you a harvest of blessings.
- Gobble til you wobble
- Feast mode
- All about that baste
- B-autumns up
- Hit me gravy one more time.
- All about that baste.
- Easy as pumpkin pie.
- Always be my gravy
- No fowl play
- Feast mode
- Good vibes and apple pie.
- You’re the pumpkin to my pie.
- The gravy to our mashed potatoes.
You might also be interested in these clever and catchy holiday marketing slogans.
Short Thanksgiving Instagram captions
If you’re looking to post something short and sweet, try out one or a combination of any of these Thanksgiving phrases. Note that they’re not the most original, but you can incorporate them into something you come up with on your own or just use them as a starter.
- Gratitude turns what we have into enough
- Choose to be grateful, no matter what
- In all things give thanks
- Attitude of grattitude
- You’re just another reason for me to be thankful this year
- Harvest of blessings
- Gather with grateful hearts
- Count your blessings
- Give thanks for a little, and you will find a lot
- Full plates, fuller hearts
- Grateful for small things, big things, and everything in between
- Family is where happiness begins and love never ends
- Food always tastes better when you eat it with family
- Life is better when you’re thankful
- We may not have it all together, but together, we have it all
- Together is a wonderful place to be
- We all become richer when we give
Thanksgiving quotes
You can always use a Thanksgiving quote for your Instagram caption, but similar to the above section, you’ll lose some of the originality factor unless you respond to or comment on it in your own way.
- “Be present in all things and grateful for all things.”—Maya Angelou
- “The thankful heart opens our eyes to a multitude of blessings that continually surround us.” —James E. Faust
- “It’s not joy that makes us grateful but gratitude that makes us joyful.”
- “When it comes to life, the critical thing is whether you take things for granted or take them with gratitude.” —Gilbert K. Chesterton
- “Gratitude is a currency that we can mint for ourselves and spend without fear of bankruptcy.” —Fred De Witt Van Amburgh
- “Thanksgiving was never meant to be shut up in a single day.” —Robert Caspar Lintner
- “Gratitude is the inward feeling of kindness received. Thankfulness is the natural impulse to express that feeling. Thanksgiving is the following of that impulse.” —Henry Van Dyke
- “Thankfulness is the quickest path to joy.” —Jefferson Bethke
- “Now is no time to think of what you do not have. Think of what you can do with what is.” —Ernest Hemingway
- “Gratitude unlocks the fullness of life. It turns what we have into enough, and more.” —Melody Beattie
- “Feeling gratitude and not expressing it is like wrapping a present and not giving it.” —William Arthur Ward
- “Give thanks not just on Thanksgiving Day, but every day of your life.” —Catherine Pulsifer
Inclusive Thanksgiving Instagram captions
While Thanksgiving is a time for us to gather with friends and family and count our blessings, it isn’t a positive day for everyone. Consider the following inclusive Thanksgiving Instagram captions:
- On this Thanksgiving, it’s important to express gratitude but to remember that it can be a hard day for some. To those of you observing the National Day of Mourning, to those of you who are without family, friends, or a roof over your head, and to those of you who struggle in your relationship with food, we want you to know that we see you today and our hearts go out to you.
- As you gather and celebrate with loved ones today, don’t forget that many Native Americans are observing the National Day of Mourning—a day to mourn the suffering at the hands of the pilgrims and other European settlers, to honor Native resilience, and to protest against racism and oppression. Take a minute today to reflect on racism, resilience, and respect.
- Happy Thanksgiving everyone. It’s easy to get caught up in the typical chatter about feasting, but remember that there are many people out there who can’t afford a meal, are too sick or disabled to cook or eat, or who struggle with eating disorders. So on this day, we encourage you to focus less on spreading messages about food and more on messages about gratitude and gathering with those who matter most.
Words to use in your Thanksgiving Instagram captions
And finally, here are some words to use or spark inspiration for your Turkey Day Instagram captions:
- Abundance
- Acknowledge
- Appreciate
- Benediction
- Blessings
- Bountiful
- Cherish
- Cornucopia
- Enjoy
- Fortunate
- Fruitful
- Gather
- Grace
- Harvest
- Heaps
- Humbled
- Indebted
- Overflowing
- Plenitude
- Plenty
- Praise
- Prosperity
- Recognize
- Riches
- Thriving
- Treasure
- Wealth
- Well-being
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