The Best Social Media Campaigns

When it comes to Christmas, I’m always excited about the thought of wrapping presents and buying presents for my loved ones and friends, as well as brand new Spotify playlists and great social media marketing campaigns to celebrate Christmas. Every day I laugh and cry when I watch these videos. Some are funny and funny but, perhaps most important, they’re magical. Click here

It’s the perfect time to focus on the most magical season and share this Christmas-themed edition of our top campaign on social media this year. This article aims to give you the most useful examples, strategies, and inspirations to prepare you to be more prepared for the event that is coming up. So, if you’re still unable to develop an article or campaign for the 25th day of December, begin scrolling. We’ll walk you through companies like John Lewis, Samsung, Apple, Costa Coffee, and many more social media posts.

We’ll be frenzied and give you the top awards in the categories listed below. By the way, I’ve put together the most successful campaigns of 2019 so far. Each year brings lots of imagination. Let’s begin!

The best Christmas advertising campaigns for 2022

This year’s holidays will be different, so here are secure social distancing ideas to help get your ideas flowing.

1. Budweiser. Wise men don’t drink or drive

Many songs focus on returning home from Christmas. Here’s a campaign that creatively tackles this: Budweiser Prohibition. initiative. The campaign combines out-of-home ads and digital ones. The campaign was created to encourage consumers not to drink and drive during the holiday season. We salute you! *grabs alcohol-free beer*
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2. Oreo. Elf is the first to eat Oreo

In 2019, Oreo introduced its first campaign for the holiday season since 2016. In 2020, they were still running.
Christmas Eve takes on a surprising twist when two new friends get together over cookies from OREO.

It seems that the formula for an effective Christmas campaign is an elf, Christmas music, and Oreo cookies. Delicious! The commercial includes a clerk who teaches an elf how to consume one Oreo cookie. We are all aware of it. Except for the Elf. But he eventually learned how to eat the Oreo. oreo-Christmas-idea

3. Miller Lite #TisMillertime

On the other hand, Miller Lite chose to create their Christmas campaign based on their… the elephant on the floor. The pandemic in particular and its ramifications. For example, the absence of celebrations during the holidays. I have to admit that I can’t entirely agree with Miller Lite on this issue since I am a fan of my coworkers. But, I understand that I’m a co-founder. So, my situation might be slightly different from other people’s.
Whatever, I can appreciate the humor and am in Love with the idea. It’s an innovative approach that tackled not just two real sensitive subjects: the reality of us at work and how the pandemic affected our lives. But then, they created a funny premise. Kudos to Miller Lite.

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Another interesting aspect is that the individuals who look like sculptures in the advertisements are sculptures.
A positive thing that could be a part of 2020?
The holiday season’s end celebrations.

4. Jose Cuervo

For more of the same hilarious and jolly theme I’m presenting to the world, you, Jose Cuervo. The 2020 holidays are slightly different from previous years. A few of us went to our families, but others could not attend the festivities. Therefore, Jose Cuervo decided to help when their customers were in this situation. The solution was to cut out cardboard with those who were not invited to the event. Then, customers could participate for a chance to win prizes:
If you can’t be with your family for the holidays IRL, be there as a #CuervoDoppeldrinker. Make yours now and enter for a chance to send it home at https://t.co/BM8PhZEMBv.

5. Poo-Pourri is adamant about 2020’s blunder

The year before, we saw Christmas ads on TikTok also. Poo-Pourri is among the brands whose marketing and advertising campaigns go popular almost every time. They’ve got their brand down, they’ve gotten everyone to get it, and we look for each new campaign. This year, they released another smash. The campaign was hilarious in a classic style, humor, style, and even stink.

6. Starbucks. #GiveGood

In 2017, Starbucks launched the “Project Give Good” that involved gift cards in allowing customers to relax or spend time with a friend in a coffee. To increase interest, they also launched new cups with plenty of white space that customers could color and personalize for themselves. In addition, Starbucks asked people to upload pictures of their cups with the hashtag #GiveGood.
Voila! This is one way to get into the holiday spirit and encourage users to contribute content simultaneously.
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7. Coca-Cola: The Letter

What do you know that it’s Christmas? You can see that Coca-Cola truck on your television screen. Do you remember this? Sure, you do. In the past year, they announced The Letter campaign.

Have a more joyful holiday than never before by giving the present that you love your loved ones. Bring more happiness by giving them Coca-Cola and good food.

If you’re in search of an idea for a social media contest, We’ve got one. This year, the company decided to launch an exciting competition with Laterooms. Participants were required to state what makes them one of the “ultimate Christmas fans” to be in with a chance to win an overnight stay in the famous Christmas van. Winners also got gifts from Santa and watched Christmas films, and ate delicious Christmas-themed food during their trip.

How do you organize your social media Christmas campaign

I am aware, I am aware. You’re here because you need some quick ideas to help you plan your Christmas campaigns. Deadlines are nearing, and you’re looking for suggestions. Stat. The only problem is that this task usually will take longer than you expected because Christmas promotions are stunningly beautiful.
As you’ll need at least a couple of days to complete the “intensive research,” allow me to assist you with the next step. Social media is a riot before and after the holidays. Every department has something they want to say, and every stakeholder would like you to post something fun, and there are a lot of messages to convey and many people to seek approval from.
And your holiday season is coming up, too, so your schedule is quite full. I’m not saying I can make everything more enjoyable for you. We can, however, save you about 30 percent of your work time. That’s about 48 hours. 6 working days. In short, lots. And then there’s peace of mind and less anxiety? You’re at least a little curious, aren’t you?
I’m discussing Planable. We’re a social collaboration platform that lets you create posts, plan them review them, approve them, and complete them 6 times faster. How? Let me make it easy for you:

• Here’s how to create a post appears.
• Here’s how you can set up your calendar.
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After that, schedule your appointment, and voila. You’re now free to buy your mom that awful Christmas sweater and get revenge on the icky childhood you had.
The best Christmas social media campaigns by fashion brands.

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