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Marketing Strategies to Consider in the New Year

Friendly Yeti Suggests Marketing Trends for the New Year

Be intentional about including the following tactics in your new year marketing strategy

As 2025 kicks off, the marketing landscape is evolving faster than ever. Winter may be cold for a friendly Yeti, but here are the key strategies for you to warm up to in the New Year:

  1. AI-Driven Personalization
    AI tools are enabling brands to create hyper-personalized content and experiences, fostering deeper connections with customers. Advanced tools are making it easier to analyze massive datasets and deliver tailored experiences at scale. By leveraging machine learning algorithms, brands can predict behaviors, preferences, and purchase patterns, enabling hyper-relevant messaging. AI-driven product recommendations, dynamic email campaigns, and customized website experiences ensure customers feel seen and understood. Personalization isn’t just about “Hello, [Name],” anymore—it’s about delivering content, offers, and value at the perfect time. Marketers who invest in AI tools will see improved engagement rates, customer satisfaction, and higher conversion rates, all while enhancing long-term loyalty.
  2. Interactive Content
    Interactive content is a powerful way to drive audience engagement and foster two-way communication. Unlike static posts, interactive content—such as polls, quizzes, surveys, AR filters, or shoppable videos—encourages active participation, creating a more memorable user experience. For instance, an online quiz can guide customers to personalized product choices, while an engaging video can seamlessly showcase items for purchase. Not only does this format increase time spent with your brand, but it also gathers valuable insights into consumer preferences. In 2025, companies prioritizing interactive storytelling will stand out, turning passive viewers into active participants and loyal customers.
  3. Short-form Video Dominance
    Video content is no longer out of reach for B2B marketers. Plan a video program that informs viewers quickly with detailed 6-, 15- and 30-second snippets. In 2025, their bite-sized, visually captivating nature makes them essential for grabbing shrinking attention spans. Videos under 60 seconds allow brands to showcase products, tell stories, or deliver educational content in an engaging, digestible format. Authentic, user-generated content (UGC) and behind-the-scenes clips also foster relatability, helping brands connect on a human level. Additionally, short-form video algorithms reward creativity and consistency, offering tremendous organic reach. Marketers investing in this trend will see higher engagement, improved brand recall, and an edge over competitors.
  4. Purpose-Driven Campaigns
    Consumers are aligning with brands that prioritize honesty and integrity. Authenticity is key. Purpose-driven campaigns connect with audiences on an emotional level, showing customers that brands care about more the customer than just profits. Authenticity is key; hollow claims are quickly called out.
  5. Omnichannel Marketing
    Seamless, integrated experiences across all digital and traditional sources drive RFQs and conversions. Seamless omnichannel marketing is essential for customer retention and satisfaction. Consumers now interact with brands across multiple touchpoints—websites, social media, emails, in-store visits, and apps—often in a single purchase journey. A cohesive strategy ensures these channels work together to create a unified experience. For instance, a customer might see an ad on Instagram, receive a follow-up email, and then redeem an offer in-store. Omnichannel marketing requires integrating data, optimizing messaging for every platform, and prioritizing customer convenience. Businesses that deliver consistency and continuity across all channels will see stronger engagement, higher conversion rates, and brand loyalty.

Harness the Power of Predictive Analytics

Are you ready to implement these trends in your 2025 strategy? Let’s innovate, engage, and thrive together! Contact Lohre & Associates to learn more about how to integrate these tactics into your marketing program.

Scott Hasson

Scott Hasson brings his experiences from Corbus, LLC (Dayton) where he performed contract work with Procter & Gamble’s global digital advertising for six years from their Cincinnati headquarters. Hasson managed search, social, and programmatic advertising campaigns for the Personal Health Care (PHC) category brands that include: Vicks, Pepto-Bismol, PrilosecOTC, Metamucil, Align and Stressballs vitamin supplement. Immediately prior, Hasson was part of P&G’s global digital operations team managing campaign governance, oversight, analysis and reporting across all of P&G’s global brands.

In his sales and marketing role, Hasson brings nearly 20 years of marketing, advertising and strategic leadership experience to new and existing clients. Key disciplines include strategic marketing, digital advertising, SEO and SEM, social media strategy, analytics and reporting, and website design. Hasson also received an MBA with a marketing focus from Xavier University in 2012 and earned a Bachelor’s degree with a journalism major from Indiana University in 2000.

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