Is your website still bringing in the business enquiries and traffic that you want it to or have changes at Google left it behind?
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?
This year’s Wet Leisure survey showed an increase in businesses in our industry using AdWords and pay-per-click advertising so here is a beginner’s guide.
Television advertising might be just for the big boys, but the Internet can let you use moving images to grow your business.
‘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.
More and more people are searching the web on a mobile device. How does that affect your wet leisure website?
Statistics say the economy is getting better, but good sales are still hard to find. Here are four areas that you should be looking at to help keep your numbers up.
In the 2013 Wet leisure Industry Survey, word of mouth was put down by many respondents as their favourite form of advertising, but what are its pro’s and con’s?
Search Engine Optimisation is a complicated and fast-evolving area, which can cost thousands of pounds. Nonetheless, there are some basics principles which every pool, sauna and spa business can and should get right.