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Running Two Seasons at Once, Again: Easter’s Close and Wedding Season’s Peak
Wedding season accounts for roughly 76% of all US weddings between May and October, according to The Knot’s Real Weddings data, which is exactly why it can’t be allowed to lose out to a smaller holiday’s final-week urgency. Table of Contents Introduction We used this exact playbook last October, when Halloween’s final week collided with…
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Easter’s Final Week and a Half: The Last Push
Etsy’s Star Seller program asks for 95% of orders shipped within your stated processing time, with tracking, and a 4.8+ average review rating over a rolling three-month window. One late, untracked personalized basket order in the final Easter stretch can put both numbers at risk in a single transaction. Table of Contents Introduction With Easter…
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Easter’s Final Two and a Half Weeks: Sharpening Your Listings
Consumers are expected to spend a record $24.9 billion on Easter in 2026, an average of $195.59 per person, according to the National Retail Federation’s annual survey. With the holiday under three weeks out, most of that spending is about to happen fast. Table of Contents Introduction With Easter roughly eighteen days out, a lot…
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Easter Production Planning: Balancing It Against Wedding Season’s Demands
Easter 2026 falls on April 5, about three and a half weeks out from this article’s publish date, while spring wedding season is ramping toward its own peak at the same time. For shops whose catalogs touch both categories, that overlap is a real capacity problem, not just a scheduling inconvenience. Table of Contents Introduction…
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Easter Keywords: A Deeper Look With the Date Now Under a Month Away
The National Retail Federation projects Easter spending will hit a record $24.9 billion this year, or $195.59 per shopper, and 92% of that spend touches categories an Etsy shop can realistically compete in. With Easter falling on April 5 this year, the holiday is now close enough to warrant a deeper, more specific keyword pass…
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St. Patrick’s Day and Early Easter Keywords: What’s Building Now
St. Patrick’s Day 2025 pulled in $7 billion in total US spending at $44 per person, according to the National Retail Federation. Easter the same year pulled in $23.6 billion at $189.26 per person, more than four times the per-person spend. That gap should shape how much shelf space each holiday gets in your shop…