International Women’s Day on 8 March is an opportunity to celebrate women customers, employees and founders. Audiences quickly notice when campaigns are only about discounts with a pink filter.
Genuine ideas
- Feature the women on your team: their roles, stories and achievements.
- Highlight women-led suppliers, artisans or partner businesses.
- Share customer stories of women entrepreneurs you serve.
- Host a free workshop: financial literacy, self-defence, health awareness or business skills.
- Support a cause with a share of sales, and report what you gave.
Offers that fit
- Health check-up packages for women.
- Self-care packages at salons and spas.
- Discounts for women entrepreneurs on business services.
Look inward too
If you talk about women’s empowerment, make sure your workplace policies support it. Audiences and employees notice gaps.
LinkedIn for B2B
B2B businesses can share stories of women leaders on LinkedIn; format posts with our LinkedIn post formatter.
Avoid
- Stereotypes, such as only kitchen appliances or beauty products.
- Campaigns that are only discounts with no real message.
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