Your July Monthly Marketing STRATEGY
Calendars | Marketing | Referrals | Events | Renewals & Appreciation | Social Media
➡ Start Here: Your Plan for July
Don’t overthink it. Most members do this in under 30 minutes.
Everything below is designed to help you map out your month and actually execute it—without starting from scratch.
PRINT & PREP: Open your monthly calendar and create your game plan. Print them out so you can see your month at a glance. Next, create your Resident Newsletter to keep your community informed.
➡Take Note: July’s Happenings
BUILD YOUR MONTH OF MARKETING & RETENTION AROUND THESE DATES
July is: National Hot Dog Month, National Picnic Month, National Culinary Arts Month
7/4: July 4th
7/6: Fried Chicken Day, Shark Week Begins (7/6 - 7/13)
7/7: World Chocolate Day
7/10: Piña Colada Day, National French Fry Day
7/11: Blueberry Muffin Day, Mojito Day, 7/11 Day
7/15: National Give Something Away Day, Hot Dog Day
7/17: World Emoji Day
7/19: National Ice Cream Day
7/21: Junk Food Day
7/24: Drive-Thru Day, National Tequila Day
7/26: All or Nothing Day
7/29: Chicken Wing Day
7/30: International Day of Friendship
7/31: Avocado Day
Download all of the creative holiday graphics for July in one click!
Get your zipped file of all the graphics in one download 👇
➡Choose Your Marketing Campaign to Drive Leads
Select from Outreach and Follow-Up Campaigns
📣 For more marketing ideas, click HERE.
➡Choose Your Referral Campaign
📣 For more REFERRAL ideas, click HERE.
➡Pick Your Events to Build Resident Retention
🥳 For more event ideas, click HERE.
➡Resident Retention: Appreciation & Renewals
💕 Click the following for more retention ideas: Appreciation or Renewal
📱 Social Media
Head over to your Social Planning Page.
Inside, you’ll find your full digital calendar with:
daily post prompts
captions
graphics
From there, you can:
plug posts in day-by-day
batch schedule for the week
or map out the full month
👉 Copy, paste, customize, and schedule directly on your platforms
Keep It Moving
Come back to your plan each week.
Not to start over—just to keep things moving.