There is no ordinary day. Almost every day of the year has a holiday officially named on it by some entity. So, why not keep in touch with your customers by celebrating these strange, bizarre, and interesting holidays by sending them a holiday e-card wishing them the very best of the day!

You can help your customers celebrate the fun, the humor, and the variety of these and many more days of the year. And best of all, your customers will actually look forward to getting your emails!

Let’s turn the spotlight on one month to demonstrate how many various Holidays there are. January, which is National Oatmeal Month, has its share of interesting days:

• Happy Mew Year Day for Cats (are you felines listening to this?), January 2^nd
• Chocolate-covered Cherry Day (yum!), January 3^rd
• Hypnotism Day (look deeply into the chocolate-covered cherry, oops, wrong day), January 4^th
• National Bean Day (who doesn’t love a good bean day!), January 6^th
• I’m Not Going to Take It Anymore Day (whatever it is), January 7^th
• Bubble Bath Day (ah, finally a relaxing one!), January 8^th
• Play God Day (say what?), January 9^th
• Peculiar People Day (and which one of us is that?), January 10^th
• Step in a Puddle and Splash Your Friends Day (mud bath, anyone?), January 11^th
• Rubber Duckie Day (on my bubble bath day, maybe?), January 13^th
• Dress Up Your Pet Day (Fido and Fifi go frou-frou), January 14^th
• Strawberry Ice Cream Day (a sugar-high day to remember), January 15^th
• Nothing Day (if you do nothing all day, how do you know when you are finished?), January 16^th
• Ditch New Year’s Resolutions Day (but I did that on the 2^nd!), January 17^th
• Winnie the Pooh Day (the bear most deserving of a day of his own!), January 18^th
• Popcorn Day (another tasty treat day!), January 19^th
• Buttercrunch Day or Penguin Awareness Day (a day to share your buttercrunch with a penguin), January 20^th
• Hugging Day (or maybe hug a penguin, specifically the one who stole your buttercrunch), January 21^st
• Answer Your Cat’s Questions Day (‘when are you going to feed me’ being question no. 1), January 22^nd
• Measure Your Feet Day (and why not?), January 23^rd
• Belly Laugh Day and Peanut Butter Day (but no laughing with peanut butter in your mouth!), January 24^th
• Opposite Day (for all the extra socks from the dryer?), January 25^th
• Bubble Wrap Appreciation Day (for all of us who love to crack the bubbles), January 26^th
• Chocolate Cake Day (what would life be like without this one?), January 27^th
• Blueberry Pancake Day (breakfast all day!), January 28^th
• Curmudgeon’s Day and Cornchip Day (give a grumpy person a bag of corn chips), January 29^th
• International Fun at Work Day (playing at work is better than working at play), January 30^th
• Backward Day (ohho, backward I go!), January 31^st

You can find listings of weird holidays, and strange national holidays you didn’t know existed to amuse and delight your customers. If you have the time and resources, you can do this fun email campaign monthly, weekly, or even daily.