With the irresistible rise of the Internet, email marketing quickly took over from direct mail and mail drops as the direct marketing medium of choice but do we need to look and see if that is still true today?
If you want to grow your business, there are really only four basic ways of doing it. When you see what your options are, you can decide which one might be right for your wet leisure business.
Is your website still bringing in the business enquiries and traffic that you want it to or have changes at Google left it behind?
Great testimonials from your customers can really make your business stand out so are you making the most of them?
Television advertising might be just for the big boys, but the Internet can let you use moving images to grow your business.
A simple, six-point checklist that you should put your business through at least once a year.
If things are a little bit quieter at this time of year, it’s an ideal time to go through your records of new and old customers and tidy up your database.
Have you ever experienced people coming into your showroom to compare prices with the Internet?
Simplicity is often the best thing when it comes to marketing your business, but getting to a simple marketing plan can take a bit of work.
People in the wet leisure industry have taken to LinkedIn to promote their business and grow their network. Here are some tips on how to get more connections.
