One of the key focus areas of our business for 10+ years has been Digital Assets, meaning your golf courses's website, customer database, newsletter provider, social platforms, mobile app and online sales programs. Read our three part 'Digital Review Series'. Continue reading →
If you have accounts with Marriott, SPG and Ritz log into them all. You will likely see a notification that your account number has changed with SPG and Ritz. Continue reading →
There are a few useful things you can do right at the beginning to make your Google Page more valuable to the consumer (your customer) and help your organic SEO. Here is a brief list of ideas that can increase your organic ranking: Add photos, use Google posts and... Continue reading →
Google My Business (or GMB as the acronym) is a free tool to allow business owners to manage how your business appears in Google search. GMB also allows customer reviews (and responses by you). You can add photos and enhance your listing. Continue reading →
More and more businesses and business people are moving away from the 'brick and mortar' office type buildings. They are working remotely whenever they can (we are a perfect example of this). Continue reading →
Email remains one of the most important aspects of marketing your business can use. It is so much more than a communication tool (the way most golf courses use it). It is a marketing tool yes, but it is also a huge sales tool. Continue reading →
With 330 Million active users Twitter is still relevant in the Social Media world but is it an effective marketing tool? On September 26th of this year Twitter announced that it was experimenting with increasing the character limit per Tweet from 140 to 280. Continue reading →
This post is a follow up to our series on Mobile Apps specifically for the golf industry. You can read Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3 which cover why you should have an app and how to promote it, how to use geofences and the benefits of push notifications. Continue reading →
At the end of September Twitter announced that it would be rolling out a beta version of Twitter with 280 characters (currently the maximum Tweet is 140 characters). Personally I liked 140 character Twitter. Continue reading →
