[Watch]: Why marketers should embrace Galentine’s Day

[Watch]: Why marketers should embrace Galentine’s Day

Published: February 13, 2020
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Galentine’s Day was first introduced in the popular show Parks and Recreation, as a holiday celebrated on February 13th to honor female friendships. It has become an increasingly popular holiday over the last few years, and brands have taken notice. Comperemedia Associate Research Analyst Maegan Haugh shares how financial services and retail brands can best market the holiday. 

This year, we’ll be tracking campaigns across marketing channels from retail and financial services brands to see if messaging has shifted over the years. Last year, we saw notable campaigns from Ellevest, a female-first investment company, offering a referral bonus to encourage more female investing. This year, it’s likely consumers will want to see more female empowerment throughout the year, and less focus on promotions as a way to drive sales. 

Check back in a few weeks to see what we’ve uncovered.

Maegan Haugh
Maegan Haugh

Maegan Haugh is an Associate Research Analyst at Comperemedia, specializing in Omni reporting across Comperemedia’s various sectors. Also delivering cross-sector insights through custom and syndicated reporting.

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