Build a holiday campaign page for Christmas. Include an advent calendar with daily deals and gift services (gift wrap, scheduled delivery). [X%] off, ends [date].
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Build a Christmas campaign page: festive red-green hero, advent calendar with daily deals, gift services (free wrap, personalized note, scheduled delivery), and rolling "last day to ship by Christmas" messaging by service tier. 25% off ends Dec 24.
- Advent calendar with daily deals (returns daily traffic).
- Free gift wrap, personalized notes, scheduled delivery.
- Rolling shipping deadlines by service tier.
- Switches to a clearance version after Christmas, on the date you approve.
Sections this page should include
- Festive hero with gift-finding angle
- Advent calendar with daily deals (or daily-curated featured products)
- Gift services callout (free wrap, scheduled delivery, personalized notes)
- Rolling shipping deadline by service tier
- Trust signals + holiday return policy
- FAQ for last-shipping dates, gift wrap, returns
What you're trying to do
For many stores, November and December bring the biggest share of the year's sales. An advent calendar gives customers a reason to come back every day. Gift services (free wrap, scheduled delivery) help the last-minute shoppers who would otherwise leave.
Things to watch out for
- Religious framing: 'Holiday' reaches more shoppers than 'Christmas'; choose on purpose.
- Daily deals: you approve the whole calendar up front, and each day's deal switches on by date.
- Shipping deadlines: each cutoff message switches off on its date, based on your shipping rates.
- International: Fudge respects different holiday calendars per market.
How Fudge does it
Fudge duplicates your live theme into a draft, builds a custom page template with the sections and logic your prompt requires, and populates it with your real products, pricing, and brand styling. Everything starts in draft — you preview before publishing, tweak any section, and your live store stays untouched until you're ready.
Building a Christmas / Holiday campaign page that handles the rolling deadlines
The Christmas window is one of the most sustained high-intent shopping periods of the year: about four weeks from Thanksgiving (26 November 2026) to Christmas Eve, with steadily tightening shipping deadlines. A landing page that handles the rolling deadlines well (and surfaces gift-finding tools) works better than a flat “holiday sale” banner.
When this page is worth building
Build a holiday campaign page if you sell anything giftable. Skip the framing if your product is a consumable that people buy for themselves (food subscriptions, personal-care basics) — those benefit from a flat year-end sale instead.
Consider running a religiously-neutral framing (“Holiday” or “Season’s Gifts”) instead of “Christmas” — broader appeal, fewer shoppers feel excluded. Cultural sensitivity is genuinely just better marketing here.
What makes one great
- Rolling shipping deadlines by service tier — “Order standard by Dec 18, express by Dec 22, overnight by Dec 24.” Fudge calculates these from your shipping rates.
- Gift services prominently — free wrap, scheduled delivery, personalized notes. These are the gift-shopper’s actual needs.
- Advent calendar or curated daily deal — a daily-changing featured product keeps engaged shoppers coming back through December.
- Gift recommendation by recipient — “For her / For him / For the host / For the parent” lets shoppers self-select fast.
Common mistakes to avoid
The biggest mistake is letting the shipping deadline slip past. A page that’s still showing “guaranteed by Christmas” on December 22 when the cutoff was the 20th destroys trust and triggers returns. Fudge sets each cutoff message to switch off on its date.
The second mistake is forced religious framing. “Christmas” reaches Christian shoppers; “Holiday” reaches everyone. Both have legitimate use cases — but be intentional, don’t default.
Pair this with a holiday gift guide page — the campaign page is the hero, the gift guide is the destination for shoppers who want recipient-based curation. Fudge builds both with its page builder.