Ever feel like you’re running out of ideas for your content marketing. You’re not alone. Content marketing is all about using content to attract and retain visitors and eventually turn them into customers. And most people who use it know it’s effective. There’s just one problem: content marketing can be seriously hard work. That's we created this guide to jumpstart your content creation.

Many businesses struggle to create a consistent social media marketing strategy, posting blindly and haphazardly, and hoping their efforts will be enough to keep their audience engaged. A great way to avoid this is by using a strategically planned content calendar for social media as your secret weapon. A content calendar can help track your efforts, create content your audience loves, and meet your marketing goals faster.

December: Christmas buzz is in full force, businesses are in frenzy mode and your audience is in holiday overdrive. Don’t let 2020 end without helping your audience to develop goals and make a positive change for the year ahead. 

Even if you don’t work in a traditionally “boring” industry, you can use these strategies to make your content more exciting, and therefore more appealing to your target audience. With practice, you’ll become even better at making your content more fun to read, and before you know it, it will all come naturally.

A great way to avoid posting blindly and haphazardly is by using a strategically planned content calendar for social media as your secret weapon. A content calendar can help track your efforts, create content your audience loves, and meet your marketing goals faster.

Creating content doesn’t have to be hard. In fact, it’s one of the easiest ways to connect with your followers, especially during the holidays. Step out of your usual boundaries and go above and beyond to entertain your followers while getting great results for your business. Download our 100 Christmas content ideas and blow those holiday goals out of the water!

November is the official start of the holiday season and with holiday creep well underway and the holiday’s flagship shopping days occurring in the month this year (December, in the case of Giving Tuesday) social media marketers should be looking to create as many opportunities as possible throughout the month to engage their customers.

October, it’s a time for warmer temperatures and the promise that Spring brings, and new social media post topics! To help you get started on filling out your social media calendar, we’ve pulled together some holidays for you to use and to help get your content trending. 

You can use our September content calendar in many ways. Hashtag holidays are one thing but you need to design your own photos or images to create something bespoke. How you choose to illustrate each day is entirely up to you. 

If you’re looking for ways to create engaging social media posts easily, then you can’t look past our July Content Guide. We’ve done all the hard work for you by researching, checking and double-checking weird holidays and celebration days to make it easy-peasy for you to get inspiration to fill your content calendar for July. Keep on reading for a full selection of daily, weekly and monthly ideas to get you excited. We’ve also included marketing tips and the good hashtags to get you going.