Eid offers, delivered on time

Both Eids follow the Hijri calendar, so their dates move each year and are confirmed close to the day. Keep your plan in phases and set exact schedules once dates are announced.

• Eid al-Fitr follows Ramadan, so shoppers are often already in a buying mood. Continue naturally from your Ramadan offers — new outfits, gifts, sweets and family gatherings.
• Eid al-Adha comes with the Hajj season and the long holiday in many Gulf countries. Travel, hosting, gifts and home products tend to feature.

Before Eid

• A gift-guide slide-in on relevant categories.
• A floating bar with a countdown to your last order date for delivery before Eid. Be conservative with this date — a missed promise costs more than a lost sale.
• An exit-intent popup on the cart reminding shoppers of that deadline.

During Eid

• Switch to a warm "Eid Mubarak" message with a simple offer; many shoppers are with family, so keep it light.
• Use frequency caps so returning visitors are not shown the same popup repeatedly.

After Eid

• A post-Eid clearance or a "thank you" code for customers who ordered during the season.
• Invite signups for your next campaign, delivered to your email tool or CRM, such as UAE National Day in December.

1. Design: start from an Eid template (Arabic or English), apply match-my-brand, and run the contrast check.
2. Show when: add a schedule for each phase, URL rules for gift and cart pages, and a frequency cap.
3. Publish: go live, then use send test lead to confirm leads reach Zoho CRM, Klaviyo or whichever tool you use.

Want a quick countdown for your site right now? Try our free countdown timer generator.

• Greet first, sell second: "Eid Mubarak" or "Eid Saeed" before the offer.
• State the delivery promise in plain words and a real date or time.
• Keep the Arabic natural and warm; write it first rather than translating from English.
• One offer per popup. If you have several, rotate them with schedules or A/B test them.