Here’s your November Marketing Calendar, full of ideas and inspiration in the month ahead.
The month of November celebrates World Vegan Month, but its also know for highlighting the awareness of Epilepsy.
Movember is also a key event this month, where men grow beards to raise money for Prostate and Testicular Cancer, but also Men’s Suicide Prevention too.
So, here it is… we’ve carefully curated lots of other occasions this month that you can plan your marketing calendar around them.
Specific Dates for marketing in November are…
- 1st – World Vegan Day*
- 3rd – World Sandwich Day
- 4th – Diwali begins
- 5th – Guy Fawkes Night (Bonfire night)*
- 11th – Remembrance Day*
- 13th – World Kindness Day
- 15th – Road Safety Week
- 18th – Princess Day
- 19th – Children in Need
- 19th – International Men’s Day*
- 20th – Universal Children’s Day
- 21st – World HELLO Day 🙂
- 22nd – 26th – Indie Week (Just A Card)
- 23rd – Espresso Day
- 25th – Thanksgiving
- 26th – Black Friday
- 26th – Buy Nothing Day
- 30th – St Andrew’s Day* (Patron Saint of Scotland)
(*Denotes it’s the same date every year.)
November Marketing Calendar
Our aim is to make it easier to plan ahead for your social media schedule, create a relevant blog that speaks to your audience about something from this list, or even consider a limited edition product or service to capitalise on an event!
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Hi Vic,
Just wondering why there is no mention of Remembrance Day. Curious as to if you feel it is a day / occasion not to be observed in a marketing way?
That’s a really good question Kate.
Sometimes I think ‘gosh everyone knows the obvious dates’ so I won’t put them in, because this is about highlighting the less obvious occasions.
Then, somewhere in writing that blog post, I’ve thought ‘oh Vic, just put everything in to be helpful’ so I did and inadvertently missed off Remembrance Day.
So THANK YOU for highlighting such a poignant and important calendar occasion, I’m adding that in straight after responding to you now!
To also answer your question a bit further… should some occasions not be observed in a marketing way?
It totally depends on your business, they way you talk (tone of voice) the other occasions you mark, your personal ethos and how RELEVANT it is to your target audience.
I hope that helps you, thanks for helping me!
Vic