by Amanda Long | Monthly Marketing Calendar, Small Business
November monthly marketing ideas have arrived. Take advantage of the upcoming holidays or “Days of” by sharing new inventory, specials, gift ideas, or tips related to the holidays. Fall continues through the middle of December. So hold on to those pumpkin scented...
by Amanda Long | Content Creation/Marketing, Monthly Marketing Calendar, Small Business
Take advantage of the upcoming holidays or “Days of” by sharing new inventory, specials, gift ideas, or tips related to the holidays. September is the last month of the summer, the kids head back to school and the weather begins it’s transition. It’s the last month...
by Amanda Long | Monthly Marketing Calendar, Small Business, Systems & Processes
Why Do Holidays Make Great Social Posts? Because holiday posts are a topic of conversation, fun, exciting and relevant to what is on people’s minds. Holidays break up the day and give your audience something unexpected. Use unofficial holidays as an...
by Amanda Long | Monthly Marketing Calendar, Small Business
Why Do Holidays Make Great Social Posts? You can take advantage of the upcoming holidays or “Days of” by sharing new inventory, specials, gift ideas, or tips related to the “unofficial” holidays. What I love about unofficial and official holidays is that...
by Amanda Long | Content Creation/Marketing, Monthly Marketing Calendar, Small Business, Social Media
Why Do Holidays Make Great Social Posts? You can take advantage of the upcoming holidays or “Days of” by sharing new inventory, specials, gift ideas, or tips related to the “unofficial” holidays. What I love about unofficial and official holidays is that...
by Amanda Long | Content Creation/Marketing, Monthly Marketing Calendar, Small Business
Take advantage of the upcoming holidays or “Days of” by sharing new inventory, specials, gift ideas, or tips related to the holidays. Why Do Holidays Make Great Social Posts? What I love about holidays is that they seem to get the most interest and engagement on...
