Establishing and growing your business these days can seem like it’s all down to the web and modern marketing techniques, but is it?
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.
‘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.
In this article we’ll look at some of the things that you might want to include in the 2014 business plan for your wet leisure business.
There are signs of an economic recovery but many wet leisure businesses are still having a tough time. Why is that happening and what can you do about it?
Social media makes it easy to talk to your customers and easy for them to talk to you. But what happens when things go wrong and someone makes a complaint – in public.
Launched in January 2012, lots of people seem to find Google+ a bit confusing, but what could it do for your wet leisure business?
