March 1st — National Dadgum That’s Good Day. Share a recipe, share a story. Give ‘em somethin’ good.
March 3rd — National Anthem Day. Share some of America’s history. Have some fun and get patriotic by offering a discount code to everyone who can correctly answer a trivia question about our National Anthem.
March 4th — World Day of Prayer.
March 8th — International Women's Day. IWD is a global day celebrating the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women. The day also marks a call to action for accelerating gender parity. Significant activity is witnessed worldwide as groups come together to celebrate women's achievements or rally for women's equality.
March 8th — Holi. The Hindu festival of colors is not only celebrated in India. Help your readers celebrate by sharing information about where they can go to dance, sing, and throw colorful ‘gulal’ on each other to celebrate the closing of winter.
March 12th — National Plant a Flower Day. Take a tip from this Louisville real estate team and create a blog post about planting some flowers to brighten your space and link to it from your newsletter.
March 13th — National Good Samaritan Day. Let your readers know what you’re doing to be a good samaritan and how they can be a force for good in their community too.
March 14th — National Organize Your Home Office Day. Yes, I’m still working on this. It’s a work in progress.
March 17th — St. Patrick’s Day. There’s more to it than corned beef and cabbage.
March 18th — National Corn Dog Day. Did you really think you’d get through this without a single recipe?
March 20th — March Equinox. Also called the spring equinox and vernal equinox, no matter what you call it, for the Northern Hemisphere, it’s the First Day of Spring.
March 21st — National Flower Day. This is a great day to celebrate all things floral by sharing coloring pages bursting with flowers, adding a bit of floral decoration to your brick-and-mortar, or sharing tips and tricks for using edible flowers.
March 25th — Earth Hour. The hour is just the beginning.
March 28th — National Weed Appreciation Day. Because some weeds are awesome! Like Dandelions!
March 29th — Vietnam Veterans Day. It’s been 50 years since we left Vietnam. Let’s thank those who made it home and remember those who didn’t.
March 30th — National Farm Worker’s Day. If you’re not hungry, thank a farmer.
“This is a great idea!” — International Ideas Month. Perfect for sharing information on a new product or fundraiser.
“This will make you smile” – Share a Smile Day (Mar. 1st). Great for sharing a sale, a coupon or discount code, or a compliment for World Compliment Day (Mar. 1st).
“What’s old is new” — National Old Stuff Day (Mar. 1st). Great for announcing updates, brand or logo changes, or anything that’s being “refreshed.”“New news on old stuff” – National Old Stuff Day (Mar. 2nd). Great for updates whether you own a resale shop or antique store, or are part of a senior’s group with a sense of humor.
“We hear you” – World Hearing Day (Mar. 3rd). Let your readers know you hear them by announcing a new product or service or information that they’ve been asking for.
“Dream a little dream…” — National Dream Day (Mar. 11th). Great if you have a business that has any relation to sleep, like mattresses, sleepwear, sheets and pillows, or anything that could make a person comfortable enough to sleep.
“It doesn’t take a genius” — Preheader: “or does it?” — Genius Day (Mar. 14th). Great for sharing a new idea or creating FOMO for a sale.
“Shhhh…..” — World Sleep Day (Mar. 17th).
“This is so corny” — National Corn Dog Day (Mar. 18th). For those brands that don’t take themselves too seriously.
“Won’t you be my neighbor?” — Won’t You Be My Neighbor Day (Mar. 20th). Great for inviting readers to join you for a community-wide event.
“This is ribbiting” — World Frog Day (Mar. 20th).
“Have we got a story to tell you” — World Storytelling Day (Mar. 20th).
“Do you remember when…” — Memory Day (Mar. 21st). Good for announcing roll-back prices, flashing back to last year’s event, or reminding readers of something that’s coming up.
“What are you doing tonight?” — Earth Hour (Mar. 25th). Perfect for encouraging people to take part.
“This is the hour”— Earth Hour (Mar. 25th).
“Time is running out”— Earth Hour (Mar. 25th).
“Live long and prosper” — Live Long and Prosper Day (Mar. 26th).
“Peace and long life” — Live Long and Prosper Day (Mar. 26th).
“Hats on to you” — Wear a Hat Day (Mar. 26th). While this is perfect for a hat store, it also works for social media fun.
“Put this on a stick!” — National Something on a Stick Day (Mar. 28th).
“Tickle these…” — World Piano Day (Mar. 29th).
“Color us happy” — National Crayon Day (Mar. 31st). Whether you just hit a milestone in your business, raised funds for a new endeavor, or hit a long-time goal, use this to celebrate wins with your readers.
“Go ahead, color outside the lines” — National Crayon Day (Mar. 31st). This is good for asking for honest feedback and reviews from your customers.文章来源：【cozmox品牌出海】公众号
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