What does September feel like? Summer is leaving, Schools are opening, Clothes are getting more layered, people are getting more serious about work, and everyone is resetting themselves. In the meantime, you need to be with your audience to boost them via your social media postings.
That is why we have brought you this blog post of September social media post ideas, so you do not miss anything in September.
But September has many days, and you cannot post every day. Your postings should be a combination of the most important days in September and only days related to your Niche.
This will make things simpler, make your content creation easy, and you can focus on other marketing or informative content.
Important days of September
Let us discuss all the important days of September, along with the social media posting ideas for September
Labor Day (1st Monday of September)
While preparing food, both the person who brings vegetables and the one who cooks are important, because both roles are needed to make a meal. Similarly, for building our society or our world, the one who gives order and the one who executes it are important.
That is why celebrating all the stages of the work ladder is important. On the first Monday of September, Labor Day is celebrated to honor the efforts and achievements of American workers. Without them, it is impossible to imagine any structure or building block.
This day is a holiday, so people are relaxed and have more time to scroll through social media posts.
Here are some September social media post ideas for Labor Day
Admiring Post You can post an image or video showing your team or a worker’s team at or near a workplace, and explain to your audience how important their contribution is.
A general shoutout to all laborers or workers
You can thank workers in your industry or give a shoutout to essential workers, creators, builders, teachers, developers, etc.
There is a lot of staff, work, and maintenance that goes behind the scenes so that those in front can keep going. You can give them a shout-out. You can acknowledge or recognize freelancers, creators, caregivers, founders, students, etc., via your posts
As you know, Labor Day is a holiday, so you could ask questions like.
- “How are you spending Labor Day?”
- “Rest or road trip?”
- “Offline today or still checking messages?”
Interesting Labor Day-related polls
You can ask easy and fun polls like,
- Should Labor Day always be a paid holiday?
- Yes, absolutely
- Depends on the role
- Not sure
- Labor Day uniform today?
- Pajamas
- Casual wear
- Outdoor clothes
- Work attire
Hispanic Heritage Month (Sep 15 – Oct 15)
Here are some September social media post ideas for Hispanic Heritage Month
Acknowledge and celebrate
First, you can post about this day and highlight any cultural uniqueness that has brought positivity around you.
If you give any real examples, people can relate to you.
Post some interesting polls
You can post polls like
Poll question
1. Did you know Hispanic Heritage Month starts on September 15?
Options:
- Yes
- Just learned this today
2. How do you usually like to learn about culture?
Options:
- Stories and people
- Food and traditions
- History and facts
- All of it
You can post some educational reels about Hispanic Heritage Month.
In your reels or videos, you can give information like why Hispanic Heritage Month starts Sep 15. It aligns with the independence days of several Latin American countries and how it shapes the world we see today.
Although social media postings are a way of marketing or branding, you should still avoid direct marketing while creating posts for Hispanic Heritage Month.
National Voter Registration Day (3rd Tuesday of September)
Voting is a fundamental right for every human. But apart from the fundamental right, it is also a basic duty of every human. To raise awareness and reach those who need support for voting, this day is celebrated.
It falls on the third Tuesday of September, so its date varies each year.
Celebrating this day is not only required for marketing but also a basic duty of every brand.
Here are some September social media post ideas for National Voter Registration Day.
You can post a poll, increasing awareness for the day, or help people register themselves
Poll question
“Are you registered to vote?”
Options
- Yes
- Not yet
- I need to check
- Not eligible
You can post a carousel explaining why voting is important.
You can share the information like
- What is Voter Registration Day?
- Why registration matters
- Who can register
- How to register (online, mail, in person)
- Reminder: deadlines vary by state
A Reel about “Why each vote matters.”
A reel would be powerful for communicating the message about Voter’s Day and the importance of voting, and at the end, you can include your brand name to show that you stand with voters and support the democratic state.
A gentle reminder post
You can post a static post reminding people about registration, the last date, or how to check status. You can have a Checklist-style static post
Visual text
Register ✔
Check status ✔
Stay informed ✔
National Preparedness Month (whole September)
In the USA, Between August and October, there are many calamities that could occur. It could be hurricanes, floods, storms, earthquakes, etc. That is why September is called the National Preparedness Month. Here are some September social media post ideas for National Preparedness Month.
Simple awareness posts
You could make simple awareness static posts, giving a short explanation of what preparedness means.
A carousel reminding people of the emergency checklist
You could make a carousel, which will help people stay prepared; it could be a checklist
1. A basic emergency readiness checklist.
Items
- Emergency contacts
- Flashlight and batteries
- First-aid kit
- Backup chargers
- Important documents
Myth vs fact post
September is also a month when a lot of fake news can spread to create unnecessary turmoil.
Your post could be helpful. You can post like
- Myth- “Preparedness is expensive”, Fact- Small steps matter
- Myth- “Disasters give warnings”, Fact- Not always
Engaging polls about preparedness
You could engage your audience with polls, like
- What is the first thing you do after you receive a alert about hurricane?
Options
- Confirm the news
- Start calling family and friends
- Move to a safe place
- Do nothing
- “Do you have an emergency plan?”
Options
- Yes
- Partially
- Not yet
Some other important dates of September
We have discussed the most important days of September. Now, let us examine the other important dates in September, but not all businesses need to post for them.
We recommend that only the brands whose niches are related to these days should post on these days.
Here is the table showing important days and which business should post on them
| Date | Occasion | Industries That Should Post |
|---|---|---|
| September 4 | National Wildlife Day | Travel & tourism, environmental brands, NGOs, education, outdoor brands |
| September 5 | International Day of Charity | NGOs, CSR-focused brands, fintech, education, community platforms |
| September 8 | International Literacy Day | EdTech, schools, publishers, SaaS, NGOs |
| September 10 | World Suicide Prevention Day | Healthcare, mental health platforms, NGOs, education, HR & wellness brands |
| September 11 | Patriot Day (USA) | Government bodies, education institutions, NGOs, community organizations |
| September 13 | National Grandparents Day | Healthcare, insurance, family-focused brands, lifestyle brands |
| September 15 | International Day of Democracy | Education, NGOs, civic tech, media & publishing |
| September 21 | International Day of Peace | NGOs, education, wellness brands, community organizations |
| September 22 | National Voter Registration Day (USA) | Education platforms, SaaS & tech brands, NGOs, media |
| September 27 | World Tourism Day | Travel & tourism, hospitality, airlines, local businesses |
| September 29 | World Heart Day | Healthcare, fitness, wellness, nutrition brands |
How to promote your business on social media with September posting ideas
While posting on all important days of September is important, it is not enough for marketing.
If you want to constantly be present in your audience’s minds, show up every time, be it on important days or normal days.
Consistency matters more. But being consistent is not a cup of tea; being productive every day, creating content, editing them, writing captions, hashtags, etc., is not an easy task
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Do not market directly, use bridge posts
While you are posting for awareness days in September, do not promote your business directly; use bridge posts or follow-up posts.
For example, after the awareness post, the next post sounds like,
“How we help teams stay prepared digitally.”
or
“How our service supports business continuity” (The next post connects the topic to your product or service.)
Appreciate first, promote later
On Hispanic Day or Labor Day, first you should appreciate the workers or appreciate the cultural differences, then promote your brand.
For example, Today we celebrate the people who make work possible.
As a small thank you, we’re offering 25 % off on all our products.”
Or, this Hispanic Heritage Month, part of our focus is giving back.
We’re supporting organizations that uplift Hispanic communities through education and opportunity.
Proud to stand with the people who make our communities stronger. Here is a coupon “STEAL20”, which you can use to avail 20 percent off on our services.
Promote silently via comments, replies, or stories.
As we discussed, September is a silent month. You cannot promote loudly while posting for awareness days, heritage days, etc.
So, you can post awareness in your feed but promote it via your social media stories (Instagram stories, WhatsApp stories, etc) or comments.
For example, for the Voter Registration Day post
Main post
Today is National Voter Registration Day.
A reminder to check your registration status if you haven’t already.
Comment by the brand
We’ve added a link to official resources in our bio for anyone who wants to check quickly.
FAQs
What are the important days in September?
Important days of September
| Important events of September | Dates |
|---|---|
| Labor Day | 1st Monday of September |
| Hispanic Heritage Month | Sep 15 – Oct 15 |
| National Preparedness Month | Whole September |
| National Voter Registration Day | 3rd Tuesday of September |
Can a small business post on these days?
Yes, definitely any business can post on these days
- Posting should be done on all the important days of September
- And postings should be done on days that are related to a business niche
Why September matters on social media?
September is not a happening month, as autumn is about to start, people return from holidays, begin to work, and there are possibilities of any calamity, etc.
But September is a highly receptive, high-trust, and high-focus month. So, posting in September is required.
Conclusion
Did you like our September social media posting ideas? You should also see the December and January posting ideas.
Remember that you need to impress your audience again and again before they become loyal to you. Here are some free tools that can help you with your postings. Give them a try.
Also, do you want to learn about social media in depth? Keep reading.








