{"id":10452,"date":"2025-06-25T09:02:06","date_gmt":"2025-06-25T07:02:06","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/eurotext.de\/en\/?p=10452"},"modified":"2025-07-21T08:37:29","modified_gmt":"2025-07-21T06:37:29","slug":"e-commerce-in-july-25","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/eurotext.de\/en\/blog\/e-commerce-in-july-25\/","title":{"rendered":"E-Commerce in July"},"content":{"rendered":"
Anyone working in e-commerce, whether as a marketing professional, consultant or online shop operator, must be aware of key dates throughout the year, and e-commerce in July offers some of the most creative opportunities to stand out. There are obvious ones that are in everyone\u2019s repertory, and then there are more obscure ones that are a lot more fun because not as many campaigns are run on the back of these. Let\u2019s take a look at July and find out where we can have a little fun!<\/p>\n
This global celebration of creativity was founded in 2016 by artist Charlie O’Shields. In 2025, interest in analog art forms is rising again, driven by the backlash against over-digitization and AI<\/a> art.<\/p>\n Campaign idea<\/strong>: Invite customers to create real watercolor artwork using a downloadable theme or prompt. Ask them to submit a scan or photo of their painting. Select the best designs and turn them into limited-edition product packaging or prints. This bridges the physical and digital world while building emotional connection and community-driven value.<\/p>\n In a year where workplace stress and digital fatigue are dominant topics, humor offers a welcome break. Brands that make their audience smile are more likely to earn loyalty.<\/p>\n Campaign idea<\/strong>: Invite your followers to post their favorite clean joke. Reward the best ones with small giveaways, or create short behind-the-scenes reels of your team trying (and failing) to be funny.<\/p>\n The date recalls the 1947 Roswell incident, but interest in unidentified aerial phenomena is no longer fringe. NASA\u2019s 2022\u201323 independent UAP study and its open-data roadmap marked a shift toward public transparency. The U.S. Congress held multiple hearings in 2022 and is drafting new UAP-related legislation in 2025. Both NASA and the Department of Defense now use the term UAP (Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena) instead of UFO, a shift that reflects a more scientific, less sensational framing. This evolution\u2014from sci-fi curiosity to credible, data-driven exploration\u2014has brought the topic firmly back into the mainstream.<\/p>\n Campaign idea:<\/strong> Create a mysterious \u201cOut of This World\u201d promotion. Hide digital UFOs across your site and reward customers who find them. Or launch a cosmic-themed product bundle tied to themes of mystery, exploration, or discovery.<\/p>\n Even if your brand is not based in the US, this day provides storytelling hooks around themes like freedom, individualism and bold choices.<\/p>\n Campaign idea<\/strong>: Position your product as \u201cthe freedom to choose.\u201d Let customers build their own bundle, personalize packaging, or vote on your next limited release. It\u2019s a great way to mix commerce with co-creation.<\/p>\n World Chocolate Day marks the arrival of cacao in Europe in 1550, giving brands a built-in history hook. Campaign idea<\/strong>: Offer \u201csweet deal\u201d mystery boxes. Each order includes a QR code that reveals an instant recipe video pairing your product with chocolate.<\/p>\n This date is based on the emoji icon, which shows July 17 on most platforms.\u00a0In 2025, Unicode 16.0 is introducing new emojis including \u201cface with bags under eyes,\u201d \u201ctreasure chest\u201d and \u201corca\u201d\u2014symbols that reflect both humor and environmental awareness. The tired-looking emoji won 62% of the public vote in the World Emoji Awards 2024, highlighting a cultural shift toward honest, imperfect self-expression<\/p>\n Campaign idea<\/strong>: Let users describe your product with emojis only. Use emoji polls or launch an \u201cemoji of the day\u201d campaign that promotes different items through visual storytelling.<\/p>\n In today\u2019s polarized world, a message of empathy and inclusion feels more relevant than ever. This day reminds us that connection\u2014whether personal or professional\u2014is the foundation of growth.<\/p>\n Campaign idea<\/strong>: Run a \u201cRefer a friend\u201d promo, offer duo discounts, or encourage people to send e-gift cards with custom friendship messages. Highlight testimonials or partnerships that demonstrate the human side of your brand.<\/p>\n Europe\u2019s largest B2B marketing gathering focuses on AI, data and revenue alignment.<\/p>\n One-day deep dive into affiliate and performance marketing with 650+ decision makers.<\/p>\n July offers more than quirky awareness days and standout events. It\u2019s a month full of opportunity to connect with your audience through creative, culturally relevant moments. But relevance doesn\u2019t stop at campaigns. Your product descriptions, website UX, onboarding emails and support content all play a critical role in conversion and customer satisfaction.<\/p>\n We help e-commerce<\/a> and digital brands translate more than just words. From multilingual websites and SEO-ready product data to campaign assets and customer service<\/a> content \u2013 we ensure every touchpoint is clear, compelling and tailored to each market. Because strong communication is what turns interest into trust.<\/p>\n <\/p>\nInternational Joke Day (1 July)<\/h2>\n
World UFO Day (2 July)<\/h2>\n
Independence Day (4 July)<\/h2>\n
World Chocolate Day (7 July)<\/h2>\n
\nSurprise factor: Google Trends shows \u201chigh-protein chocolate\u201d up sixty-one percent year-on-year.<\/p>\nWorld Emoji Day (17 July)
<\/h2>\nInternational Day of Friendship (30 July)<\/h2>\n
Industry events worth your calendar<\/h2>\n
B2B Ignite | London | (2 July)<\/h3>\n
TactixX & Affiliate Conference | Munich |(15 July)<\/h3>\n
Final Thoughts<\/h2>\n
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