As you plan the rest of 2020 for your small business, it's important to account for the cultural and retail events for the remainder of the year. Use this holiday marketing calendar to plan your social media schedule for the remainder of 2020. Don't forget to pin it for safekeeping!
October
October signals the beginning of the holiday season, and with just a few holidays during this month it's a good way to ease yourself into scheduling out your holiday social posts.
10/12: Canadian Thanksgiving
10/31: Halloween
10/31: Día de Muertos
November
November is the month of gratitude, and customers are expecting companies to speak on social issues, especially now. In the United States particularly, November holds the 2020 election as well as Veteran's Day and Thanksgiving. Consider emphasizing your brand values on social media during this month.
11/1: All Saints' Day
11/3: Election Day (US)
11/11: Veteran's Day (US)
11/14: Diwali
11/26: Thanksgiving (US)
11/27: Black Friday
11/28: Small Business Saturday
11/29: Cyber Monday
Need more inspiration?
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December
December is a month full of celebration and gift-giving. Help your customers celebrate with their friends and families by making it easy for them to get through what can be a very stressful season. Offer them amazing deals, advertise your last minute shopping opportunities, or post a message full of holiday cheer to keep their spirits high.
12/10: Human Rights Day
12/11: First day of Hanukkah
12/18: Last day of Hanukkah
12/21: Winter Solstice (first day of Winter)
12/24: Christmas Eve
12/25: Christmas Day
12/26: Boxing Day
12/26: Kwanzaa begins
12/31: New Years Eve
Need more inspiration?
Check out these winter and holiday social media post template collections:
