MEGA LIST of where to stream a bunch of classic & new holiday movies 🎄
Bookmark this if you're also tired of having to look it up every time you want to watch one.
(Titles with * next to them are family movies, in my opinion, but no guarantees.)
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First up, Netflix.
- White Christmas
- The Holiday
- A Christmas Prince
- Dash & Lily
- Jingle Jangle
- The Princess Switch (1-3)
And Netflix's library is massive, so there's a part II.
- The Great British Baking Show: Holidays
- Ladybug & Cat Noir's holiday special
- And a bunch of Hallmark-style holiday romance titles
Next up is Disney+. They've got a TON of the classics.
- Home Alone (all parts, including the new one)
- The Santa Clause
- Jingle All The Way
- Jim Carrey in A Christmas Carol
- High School Musical: The Musical: The Holiday Special (for you Olivia Rodrigo fans)
- Lots of Mickey
Now for HBOMax. Also some great classics.
- Elf
- National Lampoon
- A Christmas Story
- Fred Claus
- Miracle on 34th St (new & old vrsns)
- Polar Express
AppleTV, AMC, Peacock, & AmazonPrime (more titles available on these if you pay to rent the title)
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In the early 1900s women were still constrained by Victorian-era, conservative beauty standards.
Dyeing your hair in particular was seen as a practice done only by “loose women” and s*x workers, not respectable society ladies.
But one marketing campaign helped change that.
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In the 1950s Clairol was launching a new product. A way to dye your own hair at home in just one step.
Previously women were so uncomfortable with letting it be known they were dyeing their hair, they’d book hair appts at salons under fake names or wear disguises.
So the primary challenge Clairol faced was overcoming this stigma.
The company enlisted the help of an advertising agency, which handed off the account to its only female copywriter, Shirley Polykoff.
And luckily she had personal experience to draw inspiration from.
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Establishing brand loyalty through stand-out marketing & advertising was the “sunshine that made the business plant grow,” according to cereal guru C.W. Post.
And that's the challenge faced by Quaker Oats and their
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There are pieces I could delete that wouldn't affect my site's organic traffic
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Getting good at data is a MUST if you want to move forward in your marketing career, but it’s also one of the toughest areas to master. Even for experienced marketers.
So here are some tips to help you advance your game when it comes to analytics & reports.
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(And learn how your organization defines these because it can vary)
When I first started in ecommerce marketing, I had no idea what AOV and UPT were.
I wasn't too proud to ask questions or do a quick Google search whenever I heard something I didn't understand, though.