Bakery Christmas Post Ideas

Christmas at a bakery is all about the pre-order.

December is your biggest month and your busiest ovens. The posts that matter most are the boring ones: pre-orders open, cut-off date, pick-up times. Put them on real photos of newspapers, bags and posters so people stop and actually read them.

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Pre-order posts get ignored because they all look the same.

Every bakery posts a text tile that says Christmas orders now open. A week later it's the same tile with a new date. Customers miss both, and on 23 December the phone rings with people asking if it's too late for fruit mince tarts.

Your Christmas range on a newspaper, or your logo on a shopping bag with the pick-up dates in the caption, looks different enough to stop the scroll. In an Australian summer, with half your customers at the beach, a post that stands out is the gap between a full order book and a cool room of leftover pav bases.

Christmas posts, from November to Christmas Eve

Mid November: pre-orders open, with your Christmas range on a newspaper open on a cafe table
Late November: your logo on a shopping bag, and a caption about gift boxes for clients and teachers
Early December: the cut-off date on a poster wall, like it's been pasted up all over town
Mid December: Christmas trading hours on an iPad on a cafe table, easy to screenshot
Christmas Eve: a thank you post before the ovens go cold for a few days
January: back open, with a post that isn't another loaf of sourdough

Captions to start with

Christmas orders close Friday. Fruit mince tarts, pav bases and panettone. Link in bio.

Pick-up is 23 and 24 December. Bring a cool bag, it's going to be hot.

The ovens are off until the new year. Thank you for a massive one.

Photos that suit you

On a shopping bag: your bag, ready for Christmas Eve pick-ups.
On a newspaper: the Christmas range as front page news.
On a street poster: a cut-off date nobody can miss.
On an iPad: trading hours on a real screen.

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