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.
‘Touchpoint’ is the latest marketing buzzword and, oddly, it actually makes sense.
Using text messaging to keep in touch with your customers can be simple, straightforward and cost effective; so much so that you can probably do it yourself.
Launched in January 2012, lots of people seem to find Google+ a bit confusing, but what could it do for your wet leisure business?
More and more people are searching the web on a mobile device. How does that affect your wet leisure website?
How you can use other people’s holidays to boost your sales of spas, saunas and pools.
A blog can be good fun, it can also mean commitment and hard work so, does your wet leisure business really need to blog?
Link building for your wet leisure business web site can improve your search engine ranking and bring more customers to your site.
Customer satisfaction builds word of mouth referrals, a healthier profit margin and can help grow your business. So what issues do you need to consider on this important topic.
According to a recent survey, women are the primary decision maker in purchasing decisions in 85% of households. Are you listening to them?
