For your small business, this opens up a whole new marketing plan. With the first day of spring comes warmer weather, longer days, special events, and holidays. It’s also tax season, which means many of your prospects and customers will be getting a nice big tax refund to spend on your products and services if you entice them properly.
With spring 2018, your color story should also change – flowers are blooming, the sun is poking out, and fashions are getting brighter. Your marketing materials, both print and digital, should reflect the emergence of these spring colors and new seasonal trends. People are excited to head into springtime, and you should be right there with them to peak their excitement with fresh spring marketing campaigns.
You can incorporate spring colors into new business cards, brochures, postcards, yard signs – you name it. You can up your social game with a new color story, revamp your website, and improve your email marketing. Spring is the season of renewal – so these changes will come at the perfect time. If you want to know what colors work best for springtime, there is no better place to turn than the fashion industry. No matter what type of business you are running, things like NY Fashion Week, the latest edition of Vogue, and the PANTONE® Fashion Color Trend Report act as great references for what spring colors will work best for you marketing content. More color and lighter, brighter shades are all good things during this time of year, but you also want to use colors that best represent the type of company you are running.
For spring colors for 2018, here are some options, as dictated by the greatest minds in fashion.
These spring colors will deliver emotional connections with your customers. With your new spring 2018 marketing campaigns you can utilize combinations of these evocative spring colors to present your color story, combining:
While commanding visual attention, these spring colors tantalize all of our five senses where you can taste, smell, and even feel the moods they create and the places they transform us to.
It’s important to remember that the meanings of colors can change depending on how you use them. The type of shade, the context of the color, the company that is using it, and the overall mood of the campaign and its content can all dictate the type of feelings your spring colors will convey. Think of the color meanings you see explained in books and on the internet as suggestions. These suggestions are much the same as the symbols defined in a dictionary of dreams. While the symbol of an apple tree in a dream is documented to mean magnificence, it could signify any number of things based on the person who is dreaming it. Everyone has a different set of experiences, and our memories are all triggered by different things and in different ways.
Typically, you will want to adopt more universal color meanings during your campaigns, ensuring that you speak a concise message to a large audience. To learn more about colors and their meanings, click here.
In the ever-evolving marketing landscape, staying ahead requires a strategic approach throughout each season. Having…
Have you ever had WINNING customer service? Customer service that doesn’t just meet your expectations…
Set and accomplish your New Year's goals! Learn practical strategies to establish milestones, stay motivated,…
Discover the perfect gifts for the stationery enthusiast in your life with our holiday gift…
Being a successful DIY musician in 2023 often means being a savvy marketer. You must…
Seasonal marketing is essential. As each season changes, businesses must be prepared with a new…