
The Local Business Holiday Promo Kit 2026
Your whole holiday season, planned and written. A day-by-day plan, offer ideas, and copy-and-paste posts, emails, texts, and signs for local businesses.
Most holiday marketing advice is written for online stores. This kit is for businesses where customers walk through the door. You fill in your details once (your name, your offer, your booking link), then follow the calendar. Every day it tells you what to post or send and which template to use. About 15 minutes a day.
What's inside
- A day-by-day promo calendar from Nov 2, 2026 to Jan 8, 2027, built around Black Friday (Nov 27), Small Business Saturday (Nov 28), Cyber Monday, gift card season, and the January slow-down
- Offer ideas for 8 types of local businesses plus 6 more service types
- How to pick an offer that doesn’t eat your profit, including simple discount math
- 40 social media captions for Facebook, Instagram, and Nextdoor
- 8 short emails with subject lines and preview text
- 12 text messages with opt-out wording included
- 13 signs and scripts: window and counter signs, door hours, front-desk and phone scripts, receipt lines, a review request card
- A fill-in sheet, key dates table, January follow-up checklist, and results tracker
- An editable Word file (.docx) of everything
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Google Business Profile Holiday Boost 2026
Get found on Google Maps this holiday season. A 30-minute setup checklist, a holiday hours worksheet, 24 fill-in Google posts, and review scripts.
When someone in your town searches “oil change open today” or “nail salon near me,” they usually see your Google listing before your website. If your hours are wrong or your newest photo is three years old, you can lose the visit before you ever hear about it. This guide gets your profile ready in about 30 minutes, then keeps it fresh through early January with one short post a week.
What's inside
- The 30-minute holiday setup checklist: hours, basics, photos, products and services, links, reviews
- A 2026 holiday hours worksheet with every date that matters
- How to write a Google post people actually read
- A posting calendar from Nov 2 to Jan 4
- 24 fill-in Google posts: 8 Offer, 6 Event, 10 Update
- A 15-photo shot list you can take on your phone
- 10 review scripts: 5 ways to ask and 5 reply templates
- Mistakes to avoid, a 10-minute weekly routine, and a simple tracker
- An editable Word file (.docx) of every template
An independent guide. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Google.
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Local Holiday Sales Bundle 2026
Both guides plus 10 pages of printable counter and window signs. The two guides are $48 on their own; the signs are only in the bundle.
Your holiday season, handled: what to offer, what to post, what to say at the counter, and how to show up on Google Maps.
What's inside
- The Local Business Holiday Promo Kit (38 pages + editable Word file)
- Google Business Profile Holiday Boost (23 pages + editable Word file)
- Bonus printable signs (bundle only): Small Business Saturday window sign, “Gift cards sold here” counter tent, bonus gift card sign, holiday hours door sign, booking sign with a spot for your QR code, free gift wrapping sign
- 3 printable gift certificates, 4 review request cards, 8 “Thank you for shopping local” bag stuffers, and a “Join our list” sign-up sheet
PDF + editable Word file. Instant download after checkout.
Who it's for, and who it isn't
Owners and managers of local, in-person businesses: salons and barbers, spas, nail and lash studios, auto repair and tire shops, dentists, chiropractors and massage therapists, gyms and studios, restaurants, cafes and bakeries, contractors and home services, boutiques and gift shops, pet groomers, photographers, cleaners, and tutors.
Not for online-only stores or Shopify brands. These are about getting people through your door and selling gift cards for your services.
Plain language, no marketing jargon. Includes practical notes on gift card rules, texting permission, and review rules. It's guidance, not legal advice.