Newsletters keep your wet leisure business in touch with its customers and keep them informed of your latest products and services. This article gives some advice on how to write one.
If you’re smart, Twitter presents a fantastic opportunity to gather market intelligence, build profitable relationships and find new customers for your pool, sauna or hot tub business. But where do you begin?
You’ve decided to market your wet leisure business on Facebook; where do you start? This article is a practical guide to your first steps.
As the most popular website for business networking, LinkedIn has several possible uses for people working in the wet leisure industry. This article is aimed at getting you up and running.
In this article, advice on 6 simple things to think about as you steer your wet leisure business through these difficult times.
Some people are better at selling than others but everyone can be a better salesperson. Here are some tips on how your pool, sauna or hot tub business can sell more.
How can your wet leisure business sell more to your existing pool, sauna or hot tub customers and is that more profitable than marketing to new customers?
The latest figures available show that in 2010 there were 420 water-related deaths from accidents or natural causes across the UK, according to the National Water Safety Forum.
An article on how to write a mailshot for your wet leisure business, making it an effective piece of marketing for customers interested in pools, saunas or spas.
The BSPF has signed a joint agreement with the UK’s seven water companies which safeguards the industry over any confusion over the current ‘drought ban’.
