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March into fun with these alluring calendar events!

Annalise Skaroupka

March into fun with these alluring calendar events!

We’re already nearly a quarter into 2025 and it’s been an absolute blast. We hope you’ve enjoyed the sun, made plenty of memories and taken every exciting opportunity that has come knocking at your door. 

If you’re looking for content ideas for your email campaigns in March, check out the key dates coming up this month!

March Days of Celebration 

March 1: Sleep Awareness Month Begins

March 2 Clean Up Australia Day 

March 3: World Wildlife Day 

March 4: Mardi Gras 

March 4: Pancake Day 

March 7: Denim Day For Dementia

March 8: International Women’s Day 

March 9: Barbie Day 

March 10: International Wig Day 

March 14: Pi Day 

March 17: St Patrick’s Day 

March 20: National Close The Gap Day

March 20: International Day Of Happiness

March 21: Harmony Day 

March 21: World Poetry Day

March 22: World Water Day 

March 23: World Meteorological Day 

March 23: National Chip and Dip Day 

March 26: Purple Day 

March 27: International Whisky Day

March 27: World Theatre Day 

March 30: National Doctors Day 

March 31: World Backup Day


Evergreen Idea: The Product In Motion

You don’t need to speak about your product to sell it. That is, it doesn’t need to be the highlight feature of your email for it to still be a prevalent part of your campaigns. When you're taking it back a notch and speaking about your weekend or educating your customers, your product can be there visually as ‘support’ without being the star of the show. Make it even better by having it there in motion.

Let us explain.

In this example, you own a range of hair products, and your email is speaking about your favourite places in the local community to go out to brunch. Rather than adding a hard sell at the end, you can share images of yourself getting ready and using your products.

This subliminal messaging is a much lighter touchpoint but allows your customers to see that your products are, in fact, practical for their daily lives. It makes them more likely to purchase, and can also make them happier with their decision as it wasn't one they felt pressured into.



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