Offers CalendarChristmas offer campaigns
Help customers find their next Christmas gift.
Create a seasonal sequence around gifting needs, useful product advice and selected incentives. Keep your Christmas campaign practical by planning around stock and delivery dates.
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Organise by gifting need.
List the questions shoppers ask in December: gifts for a host, small thank-you presents, gifts within a budget or something for a particular hobby. Assign one clear question to each reveal.
Link to a focused product or collection page. Explain who the selection suits and include useful details such as size, materials or contents rather than relying on festive wording alone.
Put delivery dates first.
Place made-to-order and longer-lead gifts near the beginning. Check your actual last order dates and keep delivery promises on your shop pages current.
After shipping cut-offs, feature collection or digital gift cards only if your business already provides them. The calendar does not calculate delivery dates or fulfil purchases.
Prepare the customer journey.
Use your seasonal photography, logo and colours, then add a useful mix of product stories and offers. Preview the calendar and check every shop link before publication.
Share its link from your seasonal emails, website and social channels. Explain when doors open and where customers can find the next reveal.
Ideas to bring your campaign to life.
Campaign ideas to adapt to your own products, audience and availability.
Early season
A gift with a lead time.
Introduce personalised products while there is still time to fulfil them.
Mid-season
A ready-made pairing.
Explain the contents of a gift set already available in your shop.
Late season
A realistic final option.
Feature an available collection service or digital gift card with accurate conditions.
See a calendar in action.
Explore our Christmas example for a taste of what you can create for your next promotion.
Before your
first reveal.
The same scheduled-door format can support a shorter Christmas offer campaign as well as a traditional advent countdown.
No. Your business sets and fulfils delivery promises through its own shop.
Yes. Build your branded calendar and review the content for free before paying to publish.