Easter Event SEO

A rabbit hopping on a pastel bouncy castle

Start your season early with Easter

For many hire businesses, Easter is the first busy spell of the year. The Easter holidays bring family parties, Easter egg hunts, spring fairs and open days at farms and garden centres, and if the weather is kind, the first outdoor bookings of the year.

Easter is also awkward to plan for, because the date moves. It can fall anywhere from late March to late April, so the booking window moves with it. A permanent Easter page that's refreshed every winter means you're ready whichever way the calendar falls.

Who's searching at Easter

What people search for

What I build for Easter

When to get ready

When What to do
December to January Check this year's Easter date and refresh your Easter page
February Link it from your home page and post your first Easter updates
March to April Share remaining availability over the holidays
After Easter Add photos from the season and move straight on to summer

Frequently asked questions

Easter moves every year. How does an evergreen page cope with that?

The page stays on the same URL every year. Only the dates and availability in the text change, and that takes a few minutes each winter.

Is Easter big enough to be worth a page?

For party and inflatable hire, usually yes. It's a two-week school holiday with plenty of parties and events, and fewer competitors have dedicated Easter pages, so they can rank quickly.

Can I use Easter to get ahead for summer?

Yes. Easter customers are often the same schools and families who book in summer. Linking your Easter page to your summer pages helps both.

For year-round SEO on the services most people book at Easter, see bouncy castle SEO, soft play hire SEO, inflatable hire SEO and funfair hire SEO. After Easter comes summer event SEO, and you can see every season on my seasonal event SEO page.

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