QR codes are an unavoidable part of modern life, whether in restaurants, outdoor advertising, event ticketing or myriad spaces.
As pool professionals, online messaging and reaching your targeted audience can often be a deciding factor in landing new accounts. But do you know where your audience is and who is viewing your information?
Business owners who want to reach their customers on a more personal level have relied on drip marketing campaigns for many years now, but despite being a widely utilized practice, many newer business owners still don’t know what such a campaign entails, while others may not understand how to find the balance between direct marketing and direct badgering.
Today's consumers are now more interested in how a brand addresses social and environmental issues when making a purchase.
Responding quickly to homeowners about their pool service could be the difference between retaining customers or losing their business. “If...
In the digital age, customers and pool professionals can interact in more ways than ever before. Website building, marketing and...
From slowed part production and raw material shortages to job market woes, pool and spa customers are experiencing an increase...
Everyone has Facebook on their phone — at least that’s what customers assume when they send a pool business a...
To show off their best work, pool professionals can leverage short six- to 30-second videos on social media platforms like...
Web maintenance is a necessary, time-consuming task for pool professionals. When balancing other business priorities, website issues can go undetected...
While the pandemic brought many industries to a screeching halt, the pool industry has seen an unprecedented boost in leads....
