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Connect With Your Audience Authentically Through Holiday Content

Does your business value diversity and inclusion?
Do you wish your social media strategy better reflected those values? 

By recognizing and celebrating a variety of holidays and observances, you have a unique opportunity to connect with your audience on a deeper level. Whether it’s through widely celebrated holidays like New Year’s, niche observances like National Pet Day, or more reflective acknowledgments like Juneteenth, holiday content allows you to build genuine relationships by honoring shared values and experiences.

In this post, I’ll show you how to plan, create, and repurpose holiday content in ways that feel meaningful and aligned with your brand. By the end, you’ll have the tools to integrate holiday content into your strategy thoughtfully and authentically – helping you foster stronger connections with your audience while staying true to your mission and values.


What Is Holiday Content?

Holiday content refers to social media posts, blogs, or campaigns tied to date-specific holidays, seasons, or observances that resonate with your audience. It goes beyond the traditional celebrations like Christmas or Thanksgiving – holiday content can include niche or fun holidays, reflective observances, and awareness days. It’s a versatile way to create meaningful touchpoints with your audience while highlighting your brand values.

"Holiday Content. What it is: Mainstream Holidays, Awareness Days, Fun or Niche Holidays, Solemn Observances. Why it works: Fosters trust and relatability with the audience, Builds stronger relationships based on shared values, Demonstrates inclusivity, Helps dismantle stereotypes and biases.” Decorative elements include a Santa hat, a calendar icon, and candles.

Examples of Holiday Content

  • Mainstream Holidays: Think New Year’s Day, Thanksgiving, or Independence Day – widely recognized events that are aligned with the dominant US culture, and allow you to connect with a broad audience.
  • Awareness Days: Highlight causes or values that align with your brand, like International Women’s Day, World Mental Health Day, or Black Business Month.
  • Fun or Niche Holidays: Add personality to your content by celebrating playful moments like National Donut Day, Pi Day, or National Pet Day.
  • Solemn Observances: Show respect and solidarity by acknowledging days like Juneteenth, Indigenous Peoples’ Day, or Holocaust Remembrance Day.

Why Holiday Content Works

  1. Engagement and Awareness: When you create content around culturally relevant moments, you show that your brand is engaged, aware, and connected to the world around it. This fosters a sense of trust and relatability with your audience.
  2. Shared Values and Experiences: Celebrating holidays that resonate with your audience allows you to build stronger relationships based on shared values.
  3. Opportunities for Ethical Storytelling: Thoughtfully recognizing holidays, especially those tied to specific cultures or communities, demonstrates inclusivity and helps dismantle stereotypes or biases in marketing.

Holiday content isn’t just about checking a box; it’s about creating moments that matter. By carefully selecting the holidays you celebrate and crafting content with thoughtfulness and intention, you can show your audience that you see them, value them, and stand for something bigger than business as usual.

When done right, holiday content can help amplify voices, honor cultures, and celebrate diversity. However, it’s essential to approach each holiday with authenticity and care. Avoid shallow acknowledgments or overt commercialization – especially for solemn or culturally significant observances. Instead, strive to honor the meaning and context of each holiday, ensuring your message aligns with its purpose and your brand values.


Planning Holiday Content

Holiday content can be a powerful way to connect with your audience, but thoughtful planning is essential to ensure your efforts align with your brand values and resonate authentically. Here’s a step-by-step guide to planning holiday content that feels intentional, inclusive, and impactful.

"How to Plan Holiday Content. 1: Choose Holidays That Align With Your Audience and Brand. 2: Understand the Context of Each Holiday. 3: Balance Celebratory and Reflective Content. 4: Align Holidays With Your Content Buckets.” A smartphone with a tropical beach scene is above an illustration of a coconut drink, camera, and airplane.

Choose Holidays That Align With Your Audience and Brand

Start by identifying holidays that make sense for your business and the community you serve. Consider your brand’s mission, values, and the interests of your audience.

  • Use Tools and Resources: The Diverse and Inclusive Holidays Guide is an excellent place to discover a variety of holidays and observances, from widely recognized events to more niche celebrations.
  • Focus on Alignment: Select holidays that authentically reflect your brand’s values. For example, a sustainability-focused business might prioritize Earth Day or Green Friday, while a business committed to equity might highlight Black Business Month.

Understand the Context of Each Holiday

Once you’ve chosen the holidays you want to feature, take time to research their history, significance, and cultural context. This ensures your content is both respectful and relevant.

  • Go Beyond the Surface: Learn about the origins and traditions associated with the holiday.
  • Avoid Commercialization: Be mindful not to diminish the meaning of solemn observances by making them overly promotional.

Example: For Indigenous Peoples’ Day, instead of focusing on a sale, you could share educational content about Indigenous history, highlight Indigenous-owned businesses, or discuss ways to honor the day meaningfully.

Balance Celebratory and Reflective Content

Not all holidays are created equal in tone. A well-rounded strategy mixes joyful celebrations with moments of reflection, showing your audience that your brand values both connection and thoughtfulness.

  • Lighthearted Holidays: Engage your audience with fun, easy-going content for holidays like National Coffee Day or Pi Day.
  • Thoughtful Observances: Create respectful, intentional content for reflective occasions like Martin Luther King Jr. Day or Holocaust Remembrance Day.

I recommend keeping holiday content to about 20% of your overall content strategy to maintain balance and ensure your audience doesn’t feel overwhelmed by themed posts. If there are more holidays that you want to observe, you could consider making a weekly or monthly “holiday round up” post.

Align Holidays With Your Content Buckets

Consider how holidays fit into your other content categories – credibility, educational, engaging, and promotional. For example, an educational post for International Women’s Day might highlight statistics about women in your industry, while an engaging post for National Pet Day could invite followers to share photos of their pets.

Thoughtful planning ensures your holiday content is more than just a quick acknowledgment; it becomes an authentic expression of your brand’s values and a way to build deeper connections with your audience. Let the holidays you choose tell a story that resonates.


Best Practices for Creating Holiday Content

Once you’ve selected the holidays that align with your audience and values, it’s time to craft meaningful and engaging content. Holiday posts should go beyond surface-level acknowledgments, weaving storytelling, interaction, and alignment with your brand’s offers.

"Best Practices for Creating Holiday Content: 1) Use Storytelling: Sharing personal reflections and spotlighting others. 2) Make It Engaging: Using polls, leveraging user-generated content, and creating visual interest. 3) Align Content With Your Offers When Relevant: Adding value without overshadowing, tying content to brand missions, and knowing when not to align with offers.

Tip 1: Use Storytelling to Highlight the Holiday’s Meaning

Storytelling adds depth and personal connection to your holiday content. Instead of simply saying “Happy International Women’s Day,” share a story, reflection, or insight that ties the holiday to your brand’s mission or your own experiences.

  • Share Personal Reflections: Connect with your audience by sharing how the holiday resonates with you or your business.
  • Spotlight Others: Highlight stories from team members, customers, or community leaders that reflect the holiday’s significance.

Example: “This Giving Tuesday, I’m reflecting on how the generosity of my clients and community has allowed my business to grow while staying true to its values. Here’s how we’re giving back this year…”

Tip 2: Make It Engaging

Interactive content invites your audience to participate, turning a simple post into a shared experience.

  • Use Polls or Questions: Encourage your audience to share their thoughts or experiences.
  • Leverage User-Generated Content: Ask followers to tag your business in their posts celebrating the holiday.
  • Create Visual Interest: Use Canva templates, custom photos, or videos to capture attention.

Example: “How are you celebrating Small Business Saturday? Share your favorite small business in the comments or tag them to spread the love!”

Tip 3: Align Content With Your Offers When Relevant

Holiday content can naturally tie into your promotions – when done thoughtfully. The key is to maintain the holiday’s integrity while showing how your offers align with the day’s themes.

  • Add Value Without Overshadowing: Position your promotion as an enhancement to the holiday, not its focal point.
  • Tie to Your Brand Mission: Highlight how your offer reflects your values, whether that’s sustainability, inclusivity, or supporting small businesses.
  • Know When Not to Align With Offers: Avoid leveraging solemn holidays, like Indigenous Peoples’ Day or Holocaust Remembrance Day, as opportunities for promotions. Additionally, steer clear of appropriating holidays from cultures or communities that you do not belong to or deeply understand. Acknowledging these holidays thoughtfully is a better way to show solidarity and respect. 

Example: For Small Business Saturday, you might offer a discount or freebie while emphasizing your commitment to ethical marketing practices and supporting other small businesses.

With the right approach, holiday content becomes a powerful tool for storytelling, engagement, and value-driven promotion. 


Repurposing Holiday Content

Creating holiday content takes effort, so why not make it work for you long-term? Repurposing your holiday posts ensures that the time and energy you invest can continue delivering value, season after season. With a few tweaks, holiday content can become a lasting part of your marketing strategy.

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Create Reusable Templates for Recurring Holidays

Design templates that you can easily update and reuse each year. This not only saves time but also ensures consistency in your branding.

  • Use Canva or Similar Tools: Create templates for common holidays like New Year’s, Earth Day, or Small Business Saturday.
  • Customize With Fresh Details: Update dates, messaging, or visuals each year while keeping the core template intact.

Example: A reflection template for New Year’s could include a customizable area for your goals or wins from the past year.

Turn Holiday Campaigns Into Evergreen Content

Some holiday content can live beyond the specific date and remain relevant year-round.

  • Repurpose Blog Posts: Adapt holiday-related blogs into evergreen content. For instance, a post about Giving Tuesday could evolve into a guide on philanthropy or giving back through business practices.
  • Highlight Universal Themes: Focus on messages like community, gratitude, or resilience, which resonate beyond a single holiday.

Example: A social post celebrating Black Business Month could become an ongoing resource page on your website, spotlighting Black-owned businesses or partners.

Organize Your Holiday Content for Easy Access

Keep your holiday content well-organized so you can revisit and repurpose it without starting from scratch.

  • Create a Content Calendar: Map out holidays by month to easily see what’s coming up.
  • Tag and Categorize Content: Use folders or tags to group graphics, captions, and campaign details by holiday.

Example: Store all Pride assets in one folder, including captions, visuals, and engagement stats, so you’re ready to refresh and reuse next year. The Pride folder would then be organized into the June monthly folder.

Analyze and Improve Repurposed Content

When reusing content, take a moment to evaluate its previous performance. Did it resonate with your audience? Could the visuals or messaging be refined? Use insights from past campaigns to make each iteration even better.

Repurposing holiday content is about working smarter, not harder. By designing reusable templates, turning campaigns into evergreen assets, and staying organized, you can maximize the impact of your holiday strategy while saving time and energy for other aspects of your business.


Measuring Holiday Content Success

Creating and sharing holiday content is just the beginning. To understand its true impact, you need to measure how well it resonates with your audience and supports your marketing goals. By tracking key metrics and reflecting on qualitative feedback, you can refine your approach and create even more meaningful content in the future.

Measuring Holiday Content Success.: 1) Key Metrics to Track - engagement rates, click-through rates, conversions, and community growth. 2) Reflect on Qualitative Impact - audience feedback and the tone of engagement. 3) Adjust Your Approach for the Future – identifying what worked, experimenting with delivery, and avoiding assumptions.

Key Metrics to Track for Holiday Content

  • Engagement Rates: Monitor likes, shares, comments, and other interactions to gauge how your audience is responding. High engagement often signals that the content resonated on a personal level.
  • Click-Through Rates (CTR): For holiday-related promotions or campaigns, track how many people clicked on links to your website or offer.
  • Conversions: If your content includes a promotion, check how many sales, signups, or actions were driven by your holiday post.
  • Community Growth: Note any spikes in new followers or subscribers around the time of your holiday content.

Reflect on Qualitative Impact

Sometimes the impact of holiday content isn’t just about numbers – it’s about how it makes your audience feel.

  • Audience Feedback: Pay attention to comments, direct messages, or replies that indicate your audience felt seen, heard, or valued.
  • Tone of Engagement: Look for thoughtful responses or conversations sparked by your content. Positive, meaningful interactions are a sign your message resonated.

Example: A post recognizing Juneteenth might not generate as many likes as a lighter topic like National Coffee Day, but heartfelt comments or shares could indicate a deeper connection with your audience.

Adjust Your Approach for the Future

Use the insights from your analytics and feedback to refine your holiday content strategy.

  • Identify What Worked: Note which holidays or content types generated the most engagement or aligned closely with your goals.
  • Experiment With Delivery: If a post didn’t perform as expected, consider adjusting the visuals, copy, or timing next time.
  • Avoid Assumptions: Low engagement doesn’t always mean disinterest – it might mean the approach needs fine-tuning.

Keep a record of your holiday content’s performance so you can compare results annually. Over time, this helps you identify trends and better understand your audience’s preferences.

By measuring success both quantitatively and qualitatively, you can ensure that your holiday content not only performs well but also aligns with your brand values and audience needs. Thoughtful reflection and continuous improvement will help you create even more impactful holiday campaigns in the years to come.


Next Steps

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Holiday content offers a powerful way to connect with your audience while staying true to your brand values. By thoughtfully selecting, planning, and creating holiday content, you can celebrate meaningful moments, build authentic connections, and demonstrate your commitment to inclusivity and diversity.

Ready to take the next step? Download your free copy of the Diverse and Inclusive Holidays Guide to start building your holiday content calendar today. Inside, you’ll find a curated list of holidays to integrate into your marketing mix.

Want even more tools and support? Join the Content Marketing Membership to access additional resources, templates, and strategies to make your marketing consistent, inclusive, and aligned with your values.

And if you’re eager to dive deeper into content strategy, check out our cornerstone post on the five types of content for a comprehensive marketing plan – holiday content is just one piece of the puzzle.

Let’s create content that celebrates, connects, and inspires. Your audience – and your values – deserve nothing less.

Check out the other blog posts in this series:

  • What to Post on Social Media
  • Empower Your Audience with Educational Content
  • Showcase Credibility Content Without Feeling Like You’re Bragging
  • Spark Meaningful Interactions and Relationships with Engaging Content
  • Increase Your Income with Promotional Content That Doesn’t Feel Salesy

Categories: All Categories, Content Marketing

Tags: Content Repurposing, Ethical Marketing, Inclusive Marketing, Increase Brand Awareness, Increase Engagement, Social Media Strategy, Values-Aligned Promotions

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About Meg Brunson

Online marketing authority and former Facebook employee Meg Brunson combines their mission to build a more accessible and inclusive world, with their expertise in the digital marketing space.

Meg is on a mission to disrupt the status quo of marketing so that financial success is the byproduct of a genuine commitment to justice, rather than an end goal in itself.

Through Meg’s signature approach, Just Marketing®, businesses are implementing ethical, inclusive, and accessible marketing campaigns that make a positive impact on society and their bottom line, creating a virtuous cycle where profitability and responsible practices reinforce each other.

Meg is a professional speaker, children’s book author, host of the Just Marketing® podcasts, CMO of BetterCEO.app and CEO of Just Marketing®.

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Holidays aren’t just dates on a calendar - they’re stories, expressions of identity, and powerful reminders of cultural heritage. 

For marginalized communities, holidays often serve as a way to preserve culture and push back against erasure.

- Juneteenth (June 19: A celebration of Black freedom and resilience, honoring the end of slavery in the U.S. while reflecting on the ongoing fight for justice.

- Pride Month (June): A global movement that celebrates LGBTQIA+ identities and the courage to live authentically, rooted in the legacy of resistance at Stonewall.

- Indigenous Peoples’ Day (June 21, Canada): Acknowledging the histories and contributions of Indigenous communities, countering centuries of colonization and cultural suppression.

When we recognize these holidays, we’re not just celebrating - we’re standing in solidarity with the communities that keep these traditions alive.

Want to make your marketing more inclusive and thoughtful year-round? 

My free resource, Diverse and Inclusive Holidays, includes over 400 holidays to help you honor cultural identity and celebrate intersectionality in meaningful ways.

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Marketing metrics can feel overwhelming... But the Marketing metrics can feel overwhelming...
But they don’t have to be.

Here’s your streamlined formula for tracking success - without losing your mind:

1. Use simple tools
No fancy dashboards required. Free + easy works.

2. Focus on important metrics
Not everything matters. Measure what moves the needle.

3. Adopt a growth mindset
Every number teaches you something - even when it’s lower than you hoped.

That’s the magic formula.
Not perfection. 
Not spreadsheets galore.

Just clarity → action → adjustment → repeat.

You are already capable of creating marketing strategies that feel aligned, ethical, and sustainable.

Tracking your data (in a way that works for you) is simply the next step toward that vision.

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Permission granted to stop doing all the things. Permission granted to stop doing all the things.

Consistency in marketing isn’t about hustling harder.
It’s about creating rhythms that respect your capacity.

Here’s your gentle guide to staying consistent without burning out:

Weekly Tracking = Light touch
Check in. Observe. No need for drastic shifts yet.

Monthly Reviews = Deeper reflection
Notice trends, assess what’s aligned, and celebrate wins.

Quarterly Deep Dives = Strategic adjustment
Zoom out. Refresh your goals + strategies intentionally.

That’s it. No daily stress. No pressure to pivot every second.
Sustainable marketing is about pacing yourself.

It’s about systems that fit you, not forcing yourself to fit the system.

I break down exactly how to do this - ADHD-friendly and overwhelm-free - at MegBrunson.com/marketing-data 

I’m curious: How do you currently check in with your marketing?
Weekly, monthly, or when you remember? 
Share below - no judgment!

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Pride month is all about celebrating authenticity, Pride month is all about celebrating authenticity, honoring identity, and continuing the fight for justice — in whatever way feels right for you.

Whether you’re out and loud, quietly reflective, or somewhere in between, your presence matters.

I’ve found myself in the comments on some local Pride posts this week… and whew... alongside the joy and support, there’s still so much ignorance and hate.

So, if you need this reminder too:

— You’re allowed to protect your peace.
— You don’t have to engage with every hater or hot take.
— You get to show up in ways that honor your energy and boundaries.

And (for my fellow Handmaid's Tale fans): "Nolite te bastardes carborundorum!"

This Pride Month (and always), hold your head high, set the boundaries you need, and know that your existence is already a form of resistance.

You’re doing enough.
You are enough. 💕

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If numbers make your brain say "nope" - this post If numbers make your brain say "nope" - this post is for you!

Tracking your marketing analytics is easier than you think (especially with ADHD-friendly hacks like these):

1. Set a Regular Check-In.
Block 30 minutes monthly. That’s it. No more, no less.

2. Automate Where Possible.
Let reports land in your inbox so you don’t have to chase them.

3. Create a “One-Pager” Dashboard.
Ditch complicated spreadsheets. Stick to essentials.

4. Use Color-Coded Categories.
Visual cues mean easy organization and quick insights.

5. Visualize with Charts.
Bar and pie charts make trends pop (and feel less boring).

6. Find an Accountability Partner.
Share your check-ins for extra motivation (and less procrastination).

Want more ADHD-friendly marketing tips? Visit MegBrunson.com/marketing-data for practical strategies that actually work.

Which of these 6 tips do you want to try first? 

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June is here, and it’s bringing sunshine, celebr June is here, and it’s bringing sunshine, celebration, and a whole lot of love. 

From honoring history to celebrating identity, this month is all about lifting each other up and leaning into the joy that comes with being unapologetically yourself. 

Whether you’re waving a rainbow flag or reflecting on the power of connection, June reminds us to celebrate humanity in all its forms.

Here’s a glimpse of the celebrations and observances that make June shine:

Pride Month (All June) - Pride Month is a time to honor the LGBTQIA+ community, celebrate progress, and recommit to the work that’s still needed for equality. It’s about joy, resilience, and making space for everyone to be their authentic selves. (Pro tip: Support LGBTQIA+ creators and businesses this month - and every month!)

World Environment Day (June 5) - This day is all about taking action to protect the planet we call home. Whether it’s reducing waste, planting trees, or educating others about sustainability, every small step adds up. 

Father’s Day (June 15) - From teaching life lessons to the perfect dad jokes, Father’s Day is a time to celebrate the people who’ve shaped us with love, guidance, and maybe a little grilling expertise. (Pro tip: Be sensitive - this day can be complicated for some, so focus on inclusivity in your messaging.)

Juneteenth (June 19) - Also known as Freedom Day, Juneteenth marks the end of slavery in the United States. It’s a day to honor the resilience and contributions of Black Americans, reflect on history, and commit to creating a more just future.

June offers endless opportunities to create content that matters. It’s a time to amplify voices, build connections, and create impact.

My Diverse and Inclusive Holidays guide is here to help you plan content that’s thoughtful, authentic, and inclusive - not just in June, but all year long. It’s packed with holidays, observances, and ideas to keep your marketing fresh and meaningful.

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June is a celebration of progress, resilience, and connection. 
Which observance resonates most with you this month?
If you missed last week’s post - no shame. If yo If you missed last week’s post - no shame.
If you didn’t track your metrics this month - that’s OK.
If you’re pivoting because something didn’t work - that’s growth, not failure.

Consistency is...
- Giving yourself grace.
- Coming back, even after breaks.
- Staying aligned with your values, even if progress feels slow.

This is your reminder:
Perfection is a trap.
Consistency is what creates momentum.

Your marketing doesn’t need to be flawless.
It just needs to be authentically you, showing up when you can.

If you needed to hear this today, check out the blog for zero-shame marketing strategies: MegBrunson.com/marketing-data 

Drop your favorite gif if you’re embracing progress over perfection this season…!

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You’ve got numbers. Cool. But what do they mean? You’ve got numbers. Cool.
But what do they mean? 
And how do you use them without spiraling into overthinking or analysis paralysis?

Here’s your ADHD- and entrepreneur-friendly roadmap:

Step 1: Analyze without obsessing
Ask simple questions:
 - What’s working?
 - What’s not?
 - What’s worth tweaking?
(Not everything requires a deep dive - look for patterns, not perfection.)

Step 2: Experiment and adjust
- A/B test little things (subject lines, CTAs, posting times)
- Make small, iterative changes
- Avoid "burn it all down" energy… steady wins here

Step 3: Celebrate progress, even the tiny wins
- 5 more clicks than last month? That counts.
- Someone replied to your email? That matters.
- Learned what doesn’t work? That’s insight.

Your marketing journey is NOT a pass/fail test.
It’s a cycle of learning, adjusting, and growing.

When in doubt, zoom out.
Look at trends over time.
Progress always tells a bigger story than one random metric.

Ready to start analyzing with confidence (and without overwhelm)?
I’ve got ADHD-friendly strategies for you at: MegBrunson.com/marketing-data 

And tell me: how do you celebrate your marketing wins? 🎉

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You don’t need to monitor all the numbers. You n You don’t need to monitor all the numbers. You need the right numbers - the ones that show whether your marketing efforts are actually working.

Here’s your permission slip to simplify:

1. Social Media:
Focus on engagement rates (likes, comments, shares, saves) and forget follower counts - they don’t tell the full story

2. Email Marketing:
Watch open rates + click-through rates. This shows who’s really connecting with your emails

3. Website:
Check traffic sources + conversion rates… Where are people coming from, and what actions are they taking?

Remember: Simple > Complicated

When you zoom in on the metrics that matter, you save time, reduce overwhelm, and make smarter marketing decisions aligned with your values.

Learn exactly how to track your marketing without stress: MegBrunson.com/marketing-data 

What’s one metric you always check first? 
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For mission-driven entrepreneurs, tracking marketi For mission-driven entrepreneurs, tracking marketing data often feels like yet another overwhelming task on your endless to-do list.

But here’s the thing, tracking your marketing success doesn’t have to send you into a spiral. It can actually become one of the most empowering parts of your business.

Because when you understand what's working (and what’s just noise)...

…You make smarter, values-aligned decisions.
…You stop chasing vanity metrics that don’t matter.
…You save precious time and energy.

It’s not about tracking everything or aiming for perfection. It’s about finding clarity and creating marketing strategies that actually support your goals - without burning out.

I’m breaking it all down:
1. The key marketing metrics to focus on (ditch the rest!)
2. How to make tracking ADHD-friendly and stress-free
3. Simple systems to help you stay consistent without feeling chained to your dashboard
4. How to analyze your data with a growth mindset - and make confident adjustments

Progress, not perfection, is the goal here.

Check out the blog to make tracking work for you (not against you): MegBrunson.com/marketing-data 

What's one metric you actually enjoy checking? 
Drop it in the comments… I’m curious!

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You’ve heard it everywhere: “Grow your follow You’ve heard it everywhere:
 “Grow your followers.”
 “Get more likes.”
 “Chase that viral moment.”

But here’s the truth: Vanity metrics won’t build the kind of brand that changes lives.

What will?
— Prioritizing accessibility so everyone feels welcome
— Centering inclusivity so diverse voices are heard
— Building genuine relationships that stand the test of time

When you align your marketing with your mission, magic happens:
— You attract the right people (values-aligned, ready to connect)
— You show up consistently without burning out
— You create ripple effects far beyond the algorithm

Ready to ditch vanity metrics and focus on values-driven growth: MegBrunson.com/social-media-marketing-success

What’s ONE value you want your marketing to reflect this year? Let’s name it + claim it.

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How do your values show up in your business? Anyo How do your values show up in your business?

Anyone can slap their values on an "About" page and call it a day.

But if your business is truly values-led, those beliefs show up in your: 

— Client onboarding process
— Pricing and payment options
— Marketing language
— Team communication
— Accessibility choices
— Boundaries and business hours
— Collaborations and brand partnerships

The question isn’t just what you believe…
It’s how you bring those beliefs to life in your everyday biz decisions.

I’d love to know: What are your core values, and where do they show up the strongest in your business?

(Mine sometimes show up on my t-shirts! 😉)

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