How to promote your business on Black Friday for people who hate Black Friday
Black Friday, in my mind, is hoards of people shoving through the entrance of a big box store, trampling other humans to get the best deal on a massive tv.
It’s endless ads and reminders between every TV show to buy buy buy and buy some more for every person you’ve ever met.
It’s especially the people who are forced to work during the holidays or risk losing their job instead of being at home also enjoying paid time off.
I want to avoid every bit of it, however, as a business owner I can’t ignore that IT IS also the time of year when most people are spending a shit ton of money. If we’re not showing up with our businesses, they will spend it somewhere else. Like Target. Ew.
In order to remind everyone to avoid big bullshit stores with their fake discounts, we need make sure people are seeing more small businesses in their feed.
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