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yahaira.hernandez
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December 11, 2024
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  • December 11, 2024
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Every December I check multiple websites to help me brainstorm content ideas for the following year, like fun holidays related to my industry. Is there a particular website/source that you’ve found helpful to plan content? 

    Best answer by scott.mck

    Yes, www.daysoftheyear.com is a must visit before each month.

    This site lists pretty much every major holiday and made-up faux holiday you can imagine.  Strawberry Shortcake day, stamp collector’s day, ground hog day, and son on.

    You can get some great content ideas from this.

    Have fun.

    Scott McK.

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    scott.mck
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    Engagement Orchard
    December 11, 2024

    Yes, www.daysoftheyear.com is a must visit before each month.

    This site lists pretty much every major holiday and made-up faux holiday you can imagine.  Strawberry Shortcake day, stamp collector’s day, ground hog day, and son on.

    You can get some great content ideas from this.

    Have fun.

    Scott McK.

      jaxn.engstrom
      jaxn.engstrom
      Boosted Blossom
      December 11, 2024

      Hey ​@yahaira.hernandez, great question and something I think everyone struggles with!

      For us being in the healthcare space, we use a calendar of recognitions from SHSMD. This helps us outline each month what/who are being recognized and shape our content strategy around that. For example, September is Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Month and since we’re a global leader in SCI care/research that’s a big month for us and we have a lot of campaigns going then.

      I’m sure there’s recognitions for different industries so it might just take some digging to find what would make sense for your organization. Hope that helps!

      Jaxn Engstrom | Digital Marketing Specialist @ Craig Hospital
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        yahaira.hernandezAuthor
        Tagged Tendril
        December 11, 2024

        Yes, www.daysoftheyear.com is a must visit before each month.

        This site lists pretty much every major holiday and made-up faux holiday you can imagine.  Strawberry Shortcake day, stamp collector’s day, ground hog day, and son on.

        You can get some great content ideas from this.

        Have fun.

        Scott McK.

        That’s great! Thanks for the suggestion! 

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        yahaira.hernandezAuthor
        Tagged Tendril
        December 11, 2024

        Hey ​@yahaira.hernandez, great question and something I think everyone struggles with!

        For us being in the healthcare space, we use a calendar of recognitions from SHSMD. This helps us outline each month what/who are being recognized and shape our content strategy around that. For example, September is Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Month and since we’re a global leader in SCI care/research that’s a big month for us and we have a lot of campaigns going then.

        I’m sure there’s recognitions for different industries so it might just take some digging to find what would make sense for your organization. Hope that helps!

        That’s great to know! Being in the higher education space, we cover LOTS of industries so it’s fun to celebrate all sorts of holidays and highlight the educators and students in a variety of fields. 

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          Brittany Taylor
          Tagged Tendril
          December 11, 2024

          I enjoy checking History.com (https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history), Britannica (https://www.britannica.com/on-this-day), and OnThisDay.com (https://www.onthisday.com/) for relevant historical tidbits and anniversaries we can celebrate. We do a lot of work in infrastructure construction, so I’ll often look up a large building project (like the Hoover Dam) and add milestones from that to my calendar for a little something different. 

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