March Events are here already! Can you believe we’re about to head into the third month of 2026? It feels like the year just started, yet here we are planning what’s next.
Have you made some lifelong memories so far this year? Are you looking forward to the coming months? Maybe you’re already planning your end-of-year trip?
Regardless of how you’ve spent the start of the year, it’s around March when things can start to feel a little sluggish. That start-of-the-year motivation can wash itself away, and you may find you’re spending more time thinking about your next day off than the job at hand.
So, if you’re feeling like this, how do you think your customers feel? Probably the same, no doubt!
That’s why thinking outside the box when emailing them is oh-so critical. Not only does it give them something to look forward to, especially when they need 5 minutes away from their next mind-numbing task, but it also makes sure your brand is always on their mind, an important factor for boosting your sales!
Not sure how to spark engagement this month? Email by Design listed some March happenings that can inspire your campaigns include:
March Events: Days Of Celebration
March 1: National Pig Day
March 1: Clean Up Australia Day
March 2: World Teen Mental Health Day
March 3: World Wildlife Day
March 4: Holi
March 5: Australian Grand Prix Begins
March 5: World Book Day
March 8: International Women’s Day
March 9: Commonwealth Day
March 10: International Bagpipe Day
March 13: World Sleep Day
March 14: Pi day
March 17: St Patrick’s Day
March 18: Global Recycling Day
March 19: International Read To Me Day
March 20: International Day Of Happiness
March 21: World Poetry Day
March 21: Harmony Day
March 22: World Water Day
March 23: World Meteorological Day
March 26: Epilepsy Awareness Day
March 27: World Theatre Day
March 28: Earth Hour
March 29: Palm Sunday
March 29: Neighbour Day
March 30: National Doctors Day
Evergreen Idea: The Multi-Focused Email
All customers have joined your database because they’ve expressed some degree of interest in your product, service and offering. However, this doesn’t mean that all customers will be interested in everything you have to say.
That’s why making your emails too niche or too specific can cause email avoidance. In the long term, this can drive down deliverability and harm your email revenue. So, how do you get around it?
Try to make your emails feel more like stories, rather than a news flash. Start with your leading point, which may be specific about your product or service. However, also give your customers the opportunity to discover other things within the same email. This could be as simple as your socials or your latest blog post.
Doing so also helps keep the attention of those customers who may be skimming emails, as it provides them with ample information in only a few seconds!
