Amazon Seller Calendar 2025: Key Dates for Amazon FBA Sellers

As we leave 2024 behind and step into a new year, it’s time to set sights on the Amazon Seller Holiday Calendar 2025. Staying in sync with Amazon’s timelines is not just a smart move to maximize profits, it helps you stay competitive and prepared.

Most importantly, when you take advantage of these timelines and strategize, you can potentially use these holidays as a launchpad to scale your business.

Specifically, a well-planned Amazon seller calendar helps you to organize your selling strategies according to seasons, optimize your inventory movement, ensure pricing is on point, fine-tune your marketing plans, meet critical deadlines set by Amazon, and much more.

Matching pace with the seasonal trends will make your efforts more strategic and result-oriented. So, we present to you the perfect solution— the Amazon Seller Holiday Calendar 2025 from SellerApp to help you plan smartly and stay ahead of all your competitors!

What’s on Amazon Seller Holiday Calendar of 2025

Planning to increase sales by meeting consumer demand is key. This can be achieved through PPC ads, keyword targeting, and effective inventory management. Holidays offer opportunities to align your strategies with Amazon’s peak sales periods. Here’s a comprehensive list of all major and minor Amazon seller calendar 2025 holidays that Amazon sellers should make a note of. In fact, we’ve broken it down month by month for your benefit:

1. January

January 1: New Year’s Day

January 12-14: The National Retail Federation (NRF) Retail’s Big Show & Expo

January 20: Martin Luther King Jr. Day

January 29: Chinese New Year

January 31: Deadline to send tax form W-2 to employees and the IRS

New Year’s Day ushers in new opportunities for Amazon sellers to kickstart sales by tapping into the festive spirit in customers. Sellers can either find their target customers among the ones celebrating, creating New Year’s resolutions, or both.

As people worldwide indulge in celebration, sellers can target opportunities to cater to customers celebrating (selling party decorations, lights, and confectionaries) or serve customers adhering to New Year’s resolutions (offering health and wellness products).

For example, HOWAF is a brand that offers a wide range of colorful New Year’s Eve party decorations, including balloons, banners, and confetti. Their products had received strong reviews from customers looking to create a lively atmosphere for their celebrations.

Similarly, multiple supplement brands like Nature’s Bounty may experience the same surge of sales during the initial weeks of January.

NRF Retail’s Big Show is a key event in the Amazon seller holiday calendar for all the sellers with an opportunistic approach. It’s happening in NYC, where a seller gets to interact with industry leaders, tech innovators, the best logistics providers, and different kinds of businesses. It’s an incredibly useful event that can help you stay on top of industry trends that shape the Amazon Marketplace and network and even potentially look at wholesale partnerships.

Additionally, if you’re planning to upscale your business by integrating cross-border trading strategies, understand the changing consumer behavior along with Amazon’s policy updates. We recommend you grab the opportunity either by attending it in person or through the NRF’s digital sessions.

MLK Day is another grand event in January that you need to mark in your calendar. You can offer special deals on MLK Day or even be a lead-in to Black History Month in February which is a prominent Amazon seller holiday. Sellers can run discounts on products that resonate with the spirit of this day, such as apparel with quotes from Martin Luther King, posters, and home decor items that are based on the theme of social justice and civil rights, etc.

For Chinese New Year, you can cater to Chinese communities in the US and Canada and offer Chinese New Year decorations, Lunar New Year gifts, red envelopes, etc., to make the most out of the occasion.

However, Chinese New Year is a pretty prominent holiday in China, and it may interfere with your inventory management. If you are sourcing materials or products from China make sure to place bulk orders in November-December to avoid delays. Be it over-purchasing regret of customers or the extended return window that is mostly noticed during year-end, January usually experiences a surge of returns. So sales may seem high, but returns can affect the profit or even the forecast for Q1.

2. February

February 1: Black History Month Begins

February 2: Groundhog Day

February 9: Super Bowl Sunday

February 14: Valentine’s Day

February 17: Presidents Day (USA) and Family Day (Canada)

February 24 – 27: eTail Palm Springs

February 27 – 28: eCommerce Fair Tokyo

Last-minute tax considerations for the previous year

The shortest month of the Amazon calendar 2025 is filled with seller-centric events to run promotions and maximize returns. From the very beginning, you get a chance to dedicate specially tailored promotions regarding Black History Month. Black-owned businesses can promote themselves for the best visibility.

Amazon sellers can take advantage of Groundhog Day (which starts on the second day of the month) to offer promotions on spring special items, clearance sales on winter items, flash sales, or bundle deals to promote more engagement.

Super Bowl Sunday is no less than a nationwide celebration in the United States. While people hold watch parties, the demand for decorations, snacks, fan apparel, and party items increases. Amazon sellers can capitalize on this demand to sell party supplies or even big-ticket items such as TVs with bigger screens, projectors, grillers, etc, and run targeted promotions like limited-time deals on these products. You can optimize listings or run sponsored ads on target keywords relevant to the Super Bowl, like, “Super Bowl party supplies” and “game day snacks,” for best results.

Valentine’s Day brings a major scope of sales for several categories and subcategories and thus carries significant importance in the Amazon Seller Holiday Calendar.

Sellers can develop existing products making them thematic, upsell, or even party decorations. This calls for properly updating product listings to pop up in search results for seasonal products. During this season gifting items such as jewelry, perfumes, chocolates, and greeting cards experience a major surge on Amazon. Apart from that, brands offering unrelated items also try to capitalize on this event by launching Valentine’s Day-themed collections.

Presidents Day in the US and Family Day in Canada can drive a high volume of sales. It is good for attracting first-time customers to your brand. So running time-bound discounts are effective in creating urgency and giving your customers the deals they’re hunting for.

Like NFR Retail’s Big Show, eTail Palm Springs and ecommerce Fair Tokyo held in February, is also a unique opportunity for Amazon sellers (or ecommerce professionals in general) to network and create awareness around the latest technologies and updates.

February is also a busy time for sellers to prepare for the upcoming Prime Day, as well as for the upcoming quarter. It is high time to consider last-minute tax clearance for the previous year. For Amazon sellers based in the U.S., submitting 1099-K forms and filing sales tax returns is a priority, while for international sellers verification of VAT, GST, etc. is crucial to start the new fiscal year comfortably.

3. March

March 4 – 5: DX3 Canada

March 11 – 13: One to One Retail E-commerce in Monaco

March 17: St. Patrick’s Day

March 20: First day of Spring

March 25 – 27: ShopTalk, a prominent event for the North American retail system.

March 24th-27th: The Prosper Show

Planning for Q2 promotions

March is the time to stock up on Spring Break essentials such as bathing suits, poolside decorations, and mixers for punch or detox mixes (depending on your offerings), you can add some seasonal twist to your product offerings for St. Patrick’s Day simply by adding a wash of lively green.

You get multiple opportunities for running paid ad campaigns also adding a festive twist to it. The luck of the Irish can increase the sales potential for your business on St. Patrick’s Day (especially if you sell party supplies)!

Start planning for Q2 promotions to capitalize on seasonal surges and plan the product cycles.

To brush up on your networking game, you have four major events, DX3 Canada, One to One Retail E-commerce, ShopTalk, and The Prosper Show. So mark these dates on your FBA Holiday Calendar.

4. April

April 1: April Fools Day

April 11: National Pet Day

April 15: Tax Day

April 18: Good Friday

April 20: Easter Sunday

April 22: Earth Day

April 28 – 30: B2B Online Conference in Chicago

The month may start with prankster energy but consider it a jump-start to an eventful month in the Amazon Seller Holiday Calendar. Sellers often list gag products to grab the attention of customers or just to make them laugh. It makes the 1st of April a fantastic opportunity for promotions. Advertisement campaigns grab the scope of creating engaging taglines turning jokes into sales for April Fools Day. Mock discounts or flash sales are also common during this time.

Moving into the second week, National Pet Day ushers a massive scope for businesses offering pet supplies to run week-long sales. Flash sales, early bird discounts, or bundle deals are widely practiced to encourage stock-ups for the pet pantry. For best results, run targeted ads on pet food, chewy toys, pet supplements, and other essentials.

Mid-April is your last chance to file returns against taxes. A payment beyond 15th April may cause you to bear hefty penalty charges.

Easter is more about chocolate eggs for Amazon sellers— it is a sweet opportunity to drive seasonal sales of Easter baskets, chocolates, egg decorating kits, easter bunny toys, decor, and gifts. We recommend you use seasonal keywords to reach the target audience through Sponsored Products & Display Ads and gradually increase your bids around the peak time.

Earth Day brings a fresh opportunity to run discounts on eco-friendly items. Massive scope for businesses that mainly deal in eco-friendly products. Use Sellerapp’s Keyword research tool to find the high-volume keywords that will ensure your products reach your patrons.

5. May

May 1-2: Chinese Labor Day

May 5: Cinco de Mayo

May 6 – 8: 2025 Sellers Summit

May 11: Mother’s Day

May 12: Amazon Ads: Upfront Presentation

May 26: Memorial Day

Starting the month with Chinese Labor Day it may affect the supply chain movement just like Chinese New Year. Many manufacturers may cease their operations for a couple of days this week. Make adjustments and plan ahead to avoid short-term stockouts or delivery delays. This is especially true for sellers maintaining Just-in-Time (JIT) inventory.

Followed by Cinco de Mayo, where sellers can run discounts on decorations, taco-making ingredients, and glass sets.

Mother’s Day which falls on the 11th of May, can be an excellent opportunity in the Amazon Seller Holiday Calendar for sellers to run discounts or plan inventory correctly on gifting items—from skin care products to fitness gear, cards, and chocolates, plush toys to art supplies, sellers from different categories can capitalize on this event.

You can also rebrand a few existing products as a Mother’s Day special or launch a limited edition variant. Say you’re selling bath and body products, you’ll get an edge over other sellers in your category if you come up with a gift box, especially for Mother’s Day. Stay creative and make sure you keep a sufficient inventory before the orders start coming in. Also, please ensure your keywords are well-targeted, and your inventory is sufficient to meet demand.

By the end of the month comes Memorial Day, when sellers can run various types of discounts and bundle deals. As a seller, expect various sporadic opportunities for summer sales throughout the week to maximize sales drive.

Amazon may increase PPC ad bids for relevant keywords so take note of it.

However, in the month of May, there are two ecommerce events—the 2025 Sellers Summit in the second week and Amazon Ads: Upfront Presentation in the third week.

6. June

June 1: Beginning of Pride Month

June 4 – 6: Retail Innovation Conference & Expo 2025

June 15: Father’s Day

June 20: First day of Summer

June 24 – 26: CommerceNext 2025

End of month: Prime day preparation & mid-year review

June starts with a colorful tone of LGBTQ+ Pride in the Amazon event calendar 2025, where brands celebrate diversity with themed promotions or products that specifically highlight the message of LGBTQ Pride Month. Apparel brands are commonly seen to launch a limited edition Pride collection with rainbow colors.

Brands that are LGBTQ+ are often seen to use pride flag colors for seasonal branding to show that they’re in support of the cause. To make the best use of the event as a seller, use relevant keywords, such as Pride Month gifts, LGBTQ+ merch, etc., on product listings to improve search visibility.

This year Father’s Day falls in mid-June. Another excellent gift-giving event that you can capitalize on by running special campaigns, offering discount coupons like FDAY15 to get a flat 15% off on purchases, or adding Father’s Day special seasonal keywords such as “Gifts for Dad” to optimize listings of regular products to improve search visibility as Father’s day gift.

Maybe add last-moment shipping options and spike the profit percentage of your products by 15-20%. While customers get a solution for their last-moment needs, you get to enjoy higher returns. Highlight with ‘Get it by Father’s Day’ messaging will ensure the best visibility for the cause.

Apart from that, by the end of June, most sellers start preparing for the Prime Day sale. From promotional strategies to inventory planning, brands who plan to leverage the prime day sale start early to tackle the surge of demand.

7. July

July 4: Independence Day

Mid-July: Prime Day (Official date is yet to be determined)

Late-July: Inventory check for back-to-school season

In the Amazon Seller Holiday Calendar, the 4th of July for people is more than just for patriotism. So sellers can leverage patriotic themes to sell almost everything under the sun! Independence Day is a perfect opportunity to sell products that can turn your backyard into a pool party with party decorations, floaties, grills, water guns, and firecrackers.

A surge in American flag-themed outfits can also be noticed during this season. Sellers can grab the opportunity to increase the price due to high demand slightly and offer same-day delivery options to appeal to shoppers’ convenience. Include seasonal keywords like “4th of July”, “Independence Day,” etc, to stay relevant during festive-time search queries. Slightly increase your bids to show up for high-intent search terms and watch your sales reach a peak.

By the time it mid-July, it’s already time for Prime Day sales. Assuming you have already prepared the inventory and marketing strategies, it’s time for some last-minute preparations. If not, make sure you prepare well in advance and take advanced of our reports to help you gain an edge.

Unfortunately, Prime Day sales are not yet declared for 2025. This is why we cannot pinpoint it in the Amazon Seller Holiday Calendar. But mid-July calls for a last-minute check on Prime Day promotion strategies.

8. August

Back-to-school season begins

Early planning for Q4 and the holiday season

While students prepare to get back to school sellers can focus on stocking up on school supplies. This is the peak time when students from all across look for school supplies, dorm essentials, and classroom decorations, and what better place to look for instant supplies than Amazon? So be it stationary or decor that you’re dealing in, make sure to optimize your keyword strategy to target school-related searches.

Post prime day, to deal with the sudden slowed pace, take the chance to start planning for planning for Q4.

9. September

September 1: Labor Day

September 22: Fall season starts

Last-minute prep for Q4

Review inventory for Halloween

September sets a tone for seasonal sales as fall approaches. Starting with the Labour Day weekend, take it as an opportunity to accelerate sales. Make the most out of this occasion by offering limited-time discounts on seasonal products or the top-selling items for the season.

Fall season marks the beginning of Q4 as we turn the page to September in Amazon’s monthly calendar. Consider the start of fall as a tentative date to start preparing for the holiday season and stock up on the inventory for Halloween.

10. October

October 1-7: Golden Week

October 13: Columbus Day / Indigenous People’s Day

October 31: Halloween

Black Friday and Cyber Monday plans

October: Prime Big Deals Day (date unannounced)

While Autumn brings the spirit of festivities, sellers must focus on managing inventories as China celebrates Golden Week. During this time the inventory timelines can get delayed for the ones who are tied to Chinese manufacturers.

If you’re one of them, chances are you’ll experience a few hiccups with your pre-holiday season inventory stocking. Next in your Amazon Seller Holiday Calendar is Indigenous People’s Day where you can selectively run discounts on products that honor indigenous culture or diversity. Indigenous people who own a brand can levy discounts to maximize visibility. Also, a fantastic time to run targeted ads for better recognition.

October is one of the best months for seasonal selling among the other months in the Amazon seller calendar. As the date for Halloween approaches, sellers can experience a spike in sales, particularly for those who deal in costumes, decorations, and seasonal clothing. Shoppers enjoy adding fall-themed items to their homes and wardrobes during this time. So the opportunities are endless to offer relevant seasonal discounts on home decor and seasonal additions to lifestyle products.

While holiday season sales are at their peak, strategize for Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals, as it is the hottest season for making the biggest sales for sellers.

Prime Big Deals Day is an opportunity to leverage high traffic to increase sales volume and for new brands to get the needed exposure.

Note: Sellers who source their products from China usually consider 31st October as a deadline for ordering inventory to not have Chinese New Year celebrations (for 2026) interfere with their inventory planning.

11. November

November 1: Black Friday and the holiday season inventory stocking deadline

November 11: Veterans’ Day (U.S.)

November 27: Thanksgiving

November 28: Black Friday

November 29: Small Business Saturday

November is another month in the Amazon Seller Holiday Calendar, which is packed with events that keep sellers at the edge of their seats.

By the start of the month, make sure the products that you’ll run a sale on (for Cyber Monday, Black Friday, and so on) have reached the inventory so that there are no stockouts or cancellations due to delayed delivery.

Days from Thanksgiving and the following are the key dates for ecommerce businesses. Black Friday, Small Business Saturday, and Cyber Monday are the best-performing sales days of the year. Ensure you have a well-thought-out inventory and marketing strategy to maximize sales during this busy week.

12. December

December 1: Cyber Monday

December 20: Super Saturday

December 21: First day of Winter

December 12 – 22: Hanukkah

December 25: Christmas

December 26 – Jan 1: Kwanzaa

December 31: New Year’s Eve

Kickstarting the biggest festive month of the Amazon Seller Holiday Calendar with Cyber Monday sale, the festive mood sends shoppers off for a shopping spree. Hence consider the entire month as a playground to apply numerous strategies and promotions to maximize sales before the Christmas week.

Christmas is the peak of the holiday shopping season. Millions of people shop on Amazon for gifts. Plan months in advance to ensure your inventory and keyword strategy are optimized for this period. Shoppers tend to unwind during the last week of the month so we suggest keeping the ad bids to their minimum during this week to avoid wasted ad spending. But make sure to make the most of every resource to boost visibility in the first two weeks.

As we meet the end of the Amazon Seller Holiday Calendar, it’s essential to prepare well in advance for these key dates. This will help maximize your sales opportunities and ensure a smooth selling experience throughout the year.

Essential Quarterly and Monthly Reminders for Amazon Sellers in 2025

1. Quarterly Reminders for 2025

Submit tax statements (if your state requires quarterly filings)

Conduct a quarterly performance review of your brand

Conduct a quarterly account audit and SWOT analysis

Estimate inventory turnover rates

2. Monthly Reminders for 2025

Review Inventory Manager

Assess inventory age and remove old inventory as needed

Send new inventory if you have backup stock available

Place orders for additional inventory, considering upcoming holidays and potential obstacles

Review PPC charges for the past 30 days

Use Sales Analytics to evaluate profitability

Utilize Profit Overview with AI Assist to analyze your data and create a detailed financial report

Run Amazon reports to identify which keywords are converting

Adjust your Amazon PPC strategy and consider automating ad campaigns

Consider modifying your advertising budgets

Review your Profit & Loss (P&L) statements

Gather receipts, expense reports, and other documents for your accountant

Audit your Amazon transaction reports

Check for long-term storage fees

Amazon Tax Deadlines from Amazon Seller Holiday Calendar 2025

To ensure compliance and avoid any tax-related issues, Amazon sellers should mark these crucial tax deadlines on their Amazon calendars in 2025

Quarterly submission of tax statements as per your state’s regulations.

January 31, 2025: Deadline for issuing W-2 forms to employees and filing them with the IRS.

March 17, 2025: Deadline for filing partnership tax returns (form 1065) and S-Corporation tax returns (form 1120-S).

March 31, 2025: Deadline for filing 1099 forms (along with form 1096).

April 15, 2025: Deadline for filing corporate tax returns (form 1120).

Observing these deadlines Amazon business owners can maintain compliance with tax regulations and ensure smooth tax filing processes.

Effects of Chinese Public Holidays on Online Business Selling through FBA

Many businesses on Amazon get their products from China, making this country an excellent place to invest. Buyers often engage with sellers, manufacturers, and suppliers across the country through markets like Alibaba.com, Aliexpress, and 1688.com or by hiring local agents to explore markets. Therefore, apart from Amazon’s important dates, the holidays in specific regions in China can greatly impact the supply chain.

Understanding the events such as the Chinese New Year (CNY) is something that a seller cannot afford to overlook. The first week of May will experience a lag in the usual pace because of the Chinese Labour Day. It is one of the key dates for ecommerce businesses, where the factories remain closed for a couple of days.

Pre-purchasing enough stock to meet the demand is a solution that you need to plan keeping these days in mind. Considering Chinese holidays in your Amazon seller holiday schedule will not only reduce out-of-stock situations but also preserve the business’s positioning in Amazon search results.

Here are a few points to consider:

Increased production timelines

The highly anticipated festivals are mostly planned ahead. So, we can notice a connection between the demand and supply situation. The demand surge for certain products creates an imbalance and pushes manufacturers to their limits. Production may thus take longer durations.

Greater need for quality control

Since the manufacturers try to fit increased levels of orders within limited timelines. Thus in order to meet large quantity requirements within a short time during special days of the e-commerce calendar, they are more likely to fall short on quality.

Daily and weekly checks on the suppliers and periodic conferences with them are a way of guaranteeing that products are meeting quality standards and that customer satisfaction is not compromised.

Increased cost of production

Sudden spikes in demand also call for a shortage of raw materials, which can lead to an unfair increase in raw material costs. In addition, storage facilities are full needing temporary storage fixes to accommodate the products for demand surge plus the transportation required within short term notice.

This ultimately leads to added expenses stacked one above the other. Amazon seller calendar is essential to understand timelines of successful buying/selling, but these are added timeline adjustments that you must absolutely include in your planning to avoid roadblocks.

Possible delayed shipping

Disruptions are typical around the holidays, so delays are expected to an extent. To tackle this issue, one has to make the necessary arrangements in advance in order not to miss the high-traffic period of the holidays.

By keeping track of major Chinese holidays apart from the set dates of Amazon seller holiday, businesses can preserve their inventory, manage their supply chain more effectively, and possibly capture more market share. While their competitors who don’t plan ahead of time considering Chinese Amazon Seller Holidays may sell out, fall in ranking, and not be able to replenish their stock.

Strategic Planning for Amazon Seller Holiday Calendar

The holiday season during winter is the most active selling season for ecommerce firms, and thus you cannot miss meeting Amazon’s holiday selling requirements to maximize sales.

Begin with enhancing your Amazon listings with gift-related keywords and images by September at the latest. It is important to start early because holiday shopping begins in October.

Ensure your inventory reaches U.S. fulfillment centers by specific dates:

Black Friday and Cyber Monday: November 2

Christmas: December 1

Remember to plan your shipments well in advance, considering the Amazon business calendar to meet these deadlines. The holiday season is notoriously busy for logistics companies, so anticipate potential delays in inventory arrival at Amazon’s warehouses.

For instance, if you intend to sell in the Toys & Games category, familiarize yourself with Amazon’s specific requirements for these products to avoid any complications.

Amazon Seller Holiday Calendar Checklist

A checklist for Amazon Seller Holidays is a comprehensive guide designed to help sellers navigate the busy holiday season successfully. This checklist ensures that all crucial aspects of selling on Amazon are covered, enabling sellers to maximize their sales and maintain smooth operations during peak shopping periods.

Use this checklist to remain organized, follow best practices, and prepare for success in advance.

Here’s a checklist for Amazon sellers preparing for the 2025 holiday season:

12 weeks before:

Finalize your product lineup after reviewing past sales and competitor performance.

Identify top-selling products and plan for new launches.

Explore bundling opportunities to enhance product offerings.

Use forecasting tools to determine optimal inventory levels.

Develop a shipping strategy aligned with Amazon’s processing times.

Ensure your product offerings align with Amazon’s latest category-specific policies.

Ensure products qualify for Amazon Prime delivery and consider integrating Prime into your DTC website.

Get ready for heightened competition by finetuning or, rather increasing PPC bids and budgets.

7-8 weeks before:

Send inventory to Amazon, including packaging inserts.

Address overstocking or try to channel aging inventory in Amazon’s FBA.

Define marketing campaigns and advertising strategies.

Manage, resolve, and enhance according to customer reviews.

Refine pricing strategies to stay competitive and maximize sales.

4 weeks before:

Optimize Amazon listings by leveraging product variations.

Enhance listings with keyword-rich content, high-quality images, and videos.

Highlight key features and address customer queries preemptively.

Prepare holiday-specific A+ Content and optimize your Amazon Store.

Set promotional goals and advertising strategies.

3 weeks before:

Create coupons and promotions to attract customers.

Utilize Prime-exclusive discounts effectively.

Execute Amazon Ads strategy and adjust based on performance.

Prepare your customer service team for increased holiday demand.

Monitor listings for compliance and manage seller issues promptly.

Final thoughts

Amazon sellers must follow a structured timeline as they prepare strategically for the holiday season keeping the Amazon monthly calendar in consideration. Sellers can maximize their sales potential and customer satisfaction during this peak period by meticulously planning tasks such as product assortment, inventory management, listing optimization, and marketing strategies in advance.

If you want to leverage seasonal selling or thrive among ambitious sellers in general, you’ll have to inevitably navigate through the complexities of maintaining an Amazon Seller Holiday Calendar.

You need to stay proactive with promotions, follow Amazon’s guidelines, and ensure seamless customer service. And these are the very basics. To help you prepare effectively, SellerApp offers a comprehensive listing service where you can enhance your product visibility with keyword-focused content, high-quality images, and holiday-specific A+ content. The intuitive dashboard provides real-time insights into your sales, inventory, and performance metrics, allowing you to make informed decisions and stay ahead of the competition.

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