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I know.....we are now into July and heading into a long, Fourth of July Weekend! But we are also halfway through the year and I know many of us in Retail are thinking about Holiday Season 2024. So, here are a few thoughts to keep in mind as you finalize and execute your plans for the upcoming season. This year presents an added challenge with a shortened shopping period of only 27 days between Thanksgiving and Christmas, the shortest since 2019. To navigate this compressed timeframe, retailers should consider launching their campaigns early and extending store hours during peak shopping days. By proactively adapting to these time constraints, businesses can maximize their holiday season success. And, as we approach the 2024 holiday season, the retail landscape is set for a dynamic shift. The National Retail Federation predicts a 3% to 4% year-over-year increase in sales for November and December, signaling a return to pre-pandemic levels. This growth is driven by holiday shoppers' eagerness for value and hunger for deals. Retailers should prioritize offering competitive prices and attractive promotions to capture market share. Additionally, enhancing the omnichannel experience, from seamless online shopping to efficient in-store services, will be crucial. Embracing technologies like AI-driven personalization and shoppable content can further boost customer engagement and drive sales. Are you ready? If you are looking for ideas, let cda Ventures LLC help. Send a message to schedule some time. #RetailTrends #HolidayShopping #Omnichannel #CustomerExperience #AI #Personalization #ShoppableContent #RetailStrategy #Holiday2024 #RetailInnovation

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