May Marketing Dates and Content Ideas

30 April 2024

And just like that, it’s nearly May and time to begin planning your marketing content for the month ahead.

With so many important events and fun dates to celebrate, May brings ample opportunity for you and your marketing strategy.

Here is a complete list of all the key marketing dates in May along with some content ideas to help you get started.

Throughout May:

National Walking Month

National Share a Story Month

May week 1:

May 4th: Star Wars Day

May the 4th be with you…

May 5th: World Laughter Day

Some rib-tickling ways to celebrate world laughter day:

May 6th: Early May Bank Holiday

May week 2:

May 8th: National Receptionists Day

May 12th” International Nurses Day

May 13th: World Cocktail Day

Raise alcohol awareness on World Cocktail Day by…

May week 3:

May 15th: International Day of Families

May 16th: International Day of Light

May 18th: International Museum Day

May 20th: Whit Monday

May 20th: National Rescue Dog Day

Three ways you can celebrate National Rescue Dog Day:

May week 4:

May 23rd: World Turtle Day

May 24th: World Schizophrenia Day

May 30th: National Creativity Day

Get creative by…

If you’re still struggling to fill up your content calendar, don’t hesitate to get in touch. Together we can create captivating content!

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