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How to Post a Festival Greeting with BOKBOK

A greeting is welcome when it is on time and honest. In BOKBOK you can schedule “Eid Mubarak” or “happy Puja” for the morning, and add closed hours if you are not open.

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When this helps

A late greeting looks copied. A greeting that says you are open when you are closed causes wasted trips.

What to do, step by step

You do not need extra tools. Stay in BOKBOK, follow these everyday steps, then preview before anything goes public.

  • Write a short greeting in your own words
  • Add hours if they change that day
  • Schedule for early morning of the festival
  • Preview names and spelling
  • Cancel if you change plans

Tip: Do not reuse last year’s caption if it mentioned a date or offer that is over.

A simple habit

When you know the holiday calendar, schedule greetings a week ahead in one sitting.

Frequently asked questions

Should I repeat a greeting every day of a long holiday?

One good greeting is enough. After that, post hours if they change.

Can I use a generated festive image?

Yes for a greeting. Still check hours in the caption.

Next steps

Try this in BOKBOK at messagereply.com, or WhatsApp +880 1806-106235 if you want setup help.

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