Festive Socials: Set & Forget

Ready to enjoy your Christmas pudding without stressing about your Instagram?

Join us for Festive Socials: Set & Forget, a relaxed and hands-on workshop designed to help small business owners plan their social media for the silly season. Learn how batch and simplify your December content so you can spend less time posting and more time celebrating.

Perfect for all small business owners who want their feed to stay festive (and functional) during the holiday season. Whether your business is able to shut down for the holidays or you work longer hours, you’ll thank your past self if you can set and forget your festive socials!

Why you should register

Planning now matters

• The psychology of “scroll season”, when people are full, relaxed, and scrolling endlessly

• Consistent visibility = more trust and better January momentum

What we’ll cover

Scheduling & Timing

• Tools and methods to schedule posts

• Ideal post times for December

• Tips for Boxing Day sales and New Year promos

Content Planning Made Easy

• Batching and repurposing content you already have

• What to post during the break (value, connection, soft selling)

• Caption ideas and visuals that feel festive without being cliché

Systems & Boundaries

• Setting up templates and automated replies

• Keeping engagement authentic while still taking time off

Wrap-Up + Q&A

• Hands-on planning: attendees walk away with their December calendar mapped out

• Checklist for stress-free socials over the holidays

Networking and convenience

This short and relaxed evening workshop is a great opportunity to connect with other small business owners and an experienced social media manager and trainer. Bring your questions for the limited group Q&A component.

Spots are limited, and this is a brand-new workshop so register below now to secure your place.

Presented by Druella of Rainbow Coast Socials.

This workshop is free for small business owners and brought to you through SBDC Regional services which is funded by the Government of Western Australia through the Small Business Development Corporation.