at won’t be available.

This will help prevent customers from trying to purchase something that you’re not selling. For example, if you’re closing your physical store for the holidays, you’ll want to toggle off the “In-Store Pickup” option on your website.

3. Update your hours of operation.

This is especially important if you’re changing your hours during the holidays. Be sure to update your hours on your website, social media, Google My Business, and any other channels where you list your hours.

4. Schedule your content ahead of time.

You’ve heard it before and you’ll hear it again: Batch 👏 your 👏 content 👏 ! Scheduling a few posts ahead of time for the holiday season will help you stay on top of your social media and marketing efforts without even needing to open Instagram. Spend time with your family, not your social media.

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