The changing seasons does not mean that your social effort should change! Use March to round out your quarter with a bang on social media. How? Check out these topics to get started.

1. When it comes to St. Patrick’s Day, remind your audience of the ramifications of abusing alcohol, and how a DUI can affect your auto insurance.
2. #WhipItUpWednesday idea: What are your favorite St. Patrick’s Day Recipes? Share one with your audience.
3. Speaking of food, since March is National Nutrition Month, remind your audience the benefits of maintaining a healthy weight, and ways to do so.
4. Insurance #FactFriday idea: The insurance of your homeowner’s association covers the bones of your condo. Condo insurance looks after what’s inside.
5. With snow melting and the ground thawing, remind your followers the risks of home flooding, and local resources on which they can rely.
6. Since the ground is thawing, it is time to get back to work on your landscaping. Provide your audience with the landscaping tips they need, and share some good local spots to get the right materials.
7. Did you know that March is Social Work Month? Honor those who serve others for a living and promote to your followers the importance of helping others live their lives.
8. The change in seasons also means that allergies are starting to become uncontrollable. Schedule some daily tips on how to deal with them, and how your followers’ insurance can help.
9. The changing seasons also brings changing weather patterns. Keep your followers updated on the weather so they can avoid accidents and unwanted insurance claims.
10. Insurance #TipTuesday idea: Investing in term life insurance when you are younger can be more cost-effective than a whole life insurance policy.
11. Spring break for most colleges and universities around the country occurs in March. Suggest to your followers top destinations, and don’t forget to remind them of the benefit of travel insurance.
12. #MotivationalMonday idea: “From there to here and here to there, funny things are everywhere.” Dr. Seuss (Born March 2, 1904)
13. Spring break is also a big deal for parents, having to account for their children more than usual since they are not at school. Socialize some local activities parents can do with their kids, as well as what to look for in childcare services.
14. The college basketball season comes to a pinnacle in March, teams competing in the March Madness Tournament. Share your company’s March Madness brackets, and let your followers know that the madness does not have to extend to your insurance.
15. Have some fun! March is Sing With Your Child Month, so provide great songs and places your audience can do so.