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Writer's pictureJane Auxilio

Creating Content That Cuts Through the Holiday Noise



The holiday season is the busiest time of the year for content creators. With so much festive cheer flooding social media, it can be tough to stand out. Everyone's talking about the Black Friday Sale, Christmas, New Year's, and all the celebrations in between.


But here's the thing: you don’t have to shout louder; you just have to be smarter.


Let’s dive into how you can create content that cuts through the holiday noise.


1. Tell a Story, Not Just a Sale


It’s easy to focus on discounts, sales, and promotions during the holiday season, but everyone else is doing the same. If you want to capture attention, start with a good story.


Why does your product or service matter during the holidays? How can it solve a problem or add joy to someone’s life?


Maybe it's about the journey of how your product is made or the story behind your brand. Relatable, emotional storytelling is more likely to engage people scrolling through an endless sea of festive posts.


2. Visuals That Stop the Scroll


We’re all guilty of scrolling mindlessly on social media. To stop someone mid-scroll, your visuals need to be on point.


Eye-catching, vibrant images or videos are your best friends here.


Whether it’s a well-designed graphic, a behind-the-scenes video, or a candid snap, make sure your visuals pop.



Think about how your audience is celebrating and reflect that in your imagery. If you can tie your visuals to a relatable holiday experience, you’re already ahead of the game.


3. Tap into Niche Audiences


Instead of trying to appeal to everyone, focus on a niche audience. Whether it’s young professionals looking for last-minute gifts or families planning holiday getaways, targeting specific groups ensures your message resonates more deeply.


Tailor your content to speak directly to their needs and pain points during the holidays. The more specific you are, the more your content will stand out from the general festive noise.



4. Create Value with Every Post


It’s the season of giving, so make sure every post offers something valuable. Whether it's helpful tips, entertaining content, or a special deal, your audience should feel like they’re gaining something. Holiday-themed how-tos, gift guides, or even heartwarming stories can create a connection with your audience.


Think about what your audience needs at this time of year. Are they stressed? Looking for inspiration? By providing useful or uplifting content, you’re giving them more reason to engage with you.


5. Get Personal and Authentic


There’s something about the holidays that makes people crave authenticity. Don’t be afraid to show the human side of your brand. Share behind-the-scenes moments, team holiday traditions, or even bloopers.


By being real and relatable, your audience will feel more connected to your brand. And in a time when so many brands are competing for attention, a personal touch goes a long way.


6. Timing is Everything


The holidays are short but sweet, so timing matters. Make sure your content calendar is packed with relevant, timely posts. But don’t just post for the sake of it. Think about when your audience is most likely to engage and schedule your posts accordingly.


This way, you're not just adding to the noise but delivering content when people are more likely to be paying attention.




The holiday season is a wild ride for any content creator, but with the right approach, you can make sure your content doesn’t get lost in the shuffle. Focus on storytelling, invest in top-notch visuals, and speak directly to your niche audience.


Above all, create content that offers real value, and your brand will shine through the festive noise.


Happy posting, and may your content be the gift that keeps on giving! 🎄


 

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