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Holiday season in a short, pre-recession, election year
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I think Email Uplers put it best: It’s not just another holiday season, is it? You’ve got fewer shopping days between BFCM and Christmas in 2024; there’s economic uncertainty, and to top it all, it’s an election year. If you ever needed to be agile, it’s definitely now. So, with a giant drumroll (and a whole lotta cool scroll animations), they present you with: – Nikki 🛍 |
Hey, I'm Nikki!
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