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December surfaces patterns. January puts them to work. Consider this your unagi moment—being aware of what’s worth testing and what can stay behind.
Here are a few quick ways to start 2026 strong.
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Before shifting fully into 2026 planning, it’s worth grounding decisions in what actually performed when stakes were highest.
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[ BFCM report ] [[https://movableink.com/reports/black-friday-cyber-week?utm_source=insights&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=2025_11_report_bfcm&utm_content=wc_2025_12_email_newsletter_2]]
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When everything ramps up at once, patterns surface fast. Looking across Cyber 5 activity, a few themes were hard to ignore:
Shoppers didn’t rush. Even with deals landing early, buying decisions unfolded over time. Browsing, backtracking, and waiting played a bigger role than impulse.
The finish line still mattered. As the calendar narrowed, engagement concentrated. When customers were ready to commit, messages that felt timely and relevant were the ones that broke through.
Phones weren’t just for scrolling. Mobile played the lead role when it came time to act. Discovery often started elsewhere, but purchases landed in hand.
Relevance beat reach. Messages that reflected context, like clear pricing, product fit, and timing, outperformed broader sends aimed at everyone at once.
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[ Webinar Spotlight ] [[https://movableink.com/resources/webinars?utm_source=insights&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=2025_11_blog_2026_is_coming&utm_content=wc_2025_12_email_newsletter_2]]
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The webinars teams kept coming back to.
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[ Featured Blogs ] [[https://movableink.com/resources/blog?utm_source=insights&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=2025_11_blog_2026_is_coming&utm_content=wc_2025_12_email_newsletter_2]]
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Keep these in your back pocket for January.
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Three reads you should bookmark now (you’ll thank us after the holidays):
☑ What to leave behind and what to build next
Disconnected workflows and generic blasts are holding teams back. This blog breaks down what to cut, what to commit to, and why real-time, automated experiences are setting the pace for 2026.
☑ 2026 marketing predictions to keep on your radar
Product marketing and strategy teams share their 2026 outlook, from how AI fits into everyday work to why flexible ecosystems, clearer accountability, and trusted data matter more than ever.
☑ A planning guide that doesn’t gather dust
A quarter-by-quarter look at campaigns, key moments, and real brand examples designed to help teams stay organized and relevant all year long.
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Something to look forward to.
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[ The Marketing Meetup ] [[https://themarketingmeetup.com/events/the-marketing-meetup-x-movable-ink-the-school-of-ai/]]
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This session is friendly, practical and designed for busy marketers in all organizations, from large enterprises to SMEs and agencies. Whether you joined every lesson of the School of AI or you’re dropping in fresh, you’ll leave with a clearer plan, more confidence, and at least one thing you can test next week. Free, useful, and built by marketers who get the realities of tight budgets and small teams. Come join us. |
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There won’t be an email newsletter in January, but our LinkedIn iteration is where we’ll keep sharing monthly perspective, customer stories, and planning-season takeaways as they happen.
We’ll see you in 2026.
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