Everything you need to market your store from October through the holidays. Ready to post, print, and send.
Grab what you need, add your logo and offers, and get back to the floor.
Built by the team behind the POS systems independent retailers run on every day.
Small Business Season is full of small holidays. Pick a month to see where each one came from, so you can work it into your messaging if it fits. Some are religious or cultural holidays, so use them to learn and to greet, not to sell.
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Choose your industry and we'll match you with the team that knows your kind of store.
Pick your industry above and the demo form will show up here.
Tightening up your Google Business Profile for the season.












Work through each section at your own pace. Check things off, jot notes, and download your progress to pick up later.
Pick a month, then a week. Add your store details and copy posts written for Small Business Season and the holidays. Each one comes with a photo idea and a button.
Add your store name so the posts sound like you.
Copy a post, paste it into your Google Business Profile, and add the photo and button shown. Edit anything that isn't true for your store.
Keep phone numbers out of the post text and use the button instead.












Pick a month, then a week. Add your store details and copy messages written for Small Business Season and the holidays. No editing required.
Add your store name to continue.
Your email tool adds the unsubscribe link and your mailing address.
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Signs, displays, inserts, and other printables.












Answer four quick questions about your space. You'll get display ideas, a plan for each week from October through December, and the list of printable signs that go with them.
Every shop has its own rhythm. Pick your industry to see the point of sale built for the way you sell, from the first customer of the day to the last.
Running a liquor store takes more than a cash register. Bottle POS is built for the way you sell, from deep inventories to loyal regulars who know your shelves better than you do.
Fine pieces deserve careful handling, from the first look to the final sale. Jewel 360 is built for jewelers who sell high-value items and long-term relationships.
Fresh products, tight margins, and customers who shop weekly. Markt POS helps independent grocers keep shelves stocked and lines moving.
Pet parents want the right food and a shop that knows their animals by name. eTailPet helps independent pet retailers deliver both.
Fabric stores run on bolts, notions, classes, and loyal makers. Like Sew is designed for the way sewing and quilting shops actually work, from the cutting table to the checkout line.
Every item in a thrift store is one of a kind. ThriftCart is made for resale, so you can price, track, and sell unique inventory without the headaches.
Your humidor is part of the experience, and so are the regulars who come in for a recommendation. Cigars POS is built for tobacco retail, so you can focus on the counter conversation.
Not every shop fits a niche, and yours shouldn't have to. Rain POS gives independent retailers a flexible point of sale that adapts to what you sell and how you sell it.
Small Biz Promo lists coupon codes and in-store offers from independent retailers.
Shoppers can find deals in their area, updated every day this holiday season.

Holiday season social post ideas
Pick a month, then a week. Add your store details and get posts for Instagram and Facebook. Every idea comes with a template to use, the words for the graphic, a caption, and the research behind it.
Pick a week
A few details
Add your store name so the posts sound like you.
Your posts
Copy the caption, build the graphic from the text shown, and edit anything that isn't true for your store. The research box tells you why each post is worth making.
Keep phone numbers out of captions and point people to your profile or link in bio instead.