Dates for your Calendar
21. Aug 2007 | 2 Comments
If you’re like me & like to put on plenty of special offers & really work with seasonality in your online marketing then you’ll enjoy this list of important dates I’ve put together:
World
- Chinese New Year - (see here for dates)
- Valentines Day - Feb 14th
- St Patricks Day - March 17th
- Easter Weekend - (see here for dates)
- April Fools Day - April 1st
- May Day - 1st May
- Halloween - October 31st
- Christmas Day - December 25th
USA
- Independance Day - 4th July
- Mothers Day - Second Sunday in May
- Fathers Day - Third Sunday in June
- Parents day - Fourth Sunday in July
- Grandparents Day - Sunday After Labour Day
- Thanksgiving Day - Fourth Thursday in November
UK
- Orangemen’s Day - 12th July
- Mothers Day - 3 Weeks before Easter Sunday
- Fathers Day - Third Sunday in June
Australia
- Australia Day - 26th January
- Anzac Day - 25th April
- Mothers Day - Second Sunday in May
- Queens Birthday - Second Monday in June
- Fathers Day - First Sunday of September
- Melbourne Cup Day - First Tuesday in November
You’ll probably be wondering why on earth some of these dates are useful. What I would recommend doing is printing this list out then writing down a list of things you think you could sell for each occassion.
I’ll give you a hint. Flowers normally work well ![]()
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2 Comments on "Dates for your Calendar"
geomark
26. Aug 2007, 4:34 pm
There are also seasonal opportunities that aren’t holidays, like back to school season, ski season, summer vacation/camping season. So good seasonal niches in those areas.
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Good list, but St Patrick’s Day is March 17.