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When summer hits Saskatoon, it’s more than just a change in temperature—it’s a full-blown vibe. The city wakes up in the best way, and your content should too. Whether you're a creator, a business owner, or managing someone else's brand, now's the time to tap into the seasonal magic. Here's how to spot summer in Saskatoon—and turn it into share-worthy, community-driven content. Dogs on PatiosSaskatoon’s patios become hotspots for sun lovers and their four-legged friends. If you run a dog-friendly business, show it off! Post snaps of pups soaking up the sun or sipping from water bowls while their humans brunch. Not in the food scene? You can still curate local lists or highlight pet-friendly spots around the city. Bonus points for using dog-related captions or voiceovers—people love that content. Try this:
Short Shorts & Bold LooksIt’s jorts season, baby. Crop tops, oversized sunglasses, bucket hats—Saskatoon summer fashion is on full display. For creators and fashion-forward businesses, it’s the perfect time to show off your style. Outfit of the Day (OOTD) posts, behind-the-scenes of a photoshoot, or even a quick Reel of you getting ready—this is your cue to lean into bold summer looks. Try this:
City ExploringFrom river walks to downtown murals, Saskatoon is very photogenic in the summer. Locals and visitors alike are out snapping photos, biking along the Meewasin, or grabbing iced coffee by the river. It’s a content goldmine. Even if you’re not a tourism-based brand, these backdrops add a local and lifestyle feel to your content. Try this:
Out of Office EnergySummer in Saskatchewan means camping trips, cabin weekends, and hammock naps. For businesses, this is your moment to show the human side of your brand. Whether you're unplugging for the weekend or just stepping outside during lunch, authentic lifestyle content builds connection. Try this:
Nightlife & EventsSummer nights are packed with energy—from music festivals to block parties. If your business is part of these events, capture the action! Not involved directly? That’s okay. Your presence at local events still makes great content. Use video, audio, and movement to show your brand in the mix with the community. Try this:
Final Tip: Keep It Real & Local You don’t have to create big production pieces to show up online this summer. The key is leaning into what's already happening around you. Think warmth, spontaneity, and joy. Saskatoon knows how to do summer—and your feed can reflect that.
Need help turning summer vibes into a content plan? 📩 Reach out to T Squared Social—we’ll help you shine.
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AuthorTyler Babiy (he/they) is the owner of T Squared Social, where he has worked with over 200 local businesses to produce incredible social media content. With a formal education in fine arts and fashion marketing, they are also the driving force behind Social Made Local, an apparel brand made for creators by creators. Archives
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