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Visit Us in Vegas
Itโs here โ the 2018 Pool | Spa | Patio Expo. This will be my 10th show, but it will be my first as the magazineโs owner. Weโve been getting great feedback from our last issue and my stint as a guest on the Pool Chasers podcast, and I hope youโll stop by our booth…
Whatโs Our Biggest Threat?
In 2018 we wrote an article about running a stress test on your business (January/February 2018 โHow Low Can You Goโ). That article posited that if sales stopped or slowed tremendously, there were certain actions youโd need to take to survive. The last couple of years have shown us that threats to small business are…
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Download the PoolPro App
Weโre bringing the magazine straight to your phone or tablet When I tell people I write and edit magazines, they want to know, โWhich one?โ Of course, the guy changing my oil, a Starbucks barista or the majority of people I come in contact with outside work will likely never see a trade magazine…
