If you run a tennis business-whether it is a club, academy, coaching service, or you sell tennis-related products-you are likely wondering where to spend your marketing time. Instagram and TikTok get all the buzz. Facebook groups feel familiar. And then there is Pinterest, quietly sitting there, doing its own thing. But here is the kicker-Pinterest is not just a social media platform. It is a powerful visual search engine. And yes, it might just be…

Welcome back to our #TipTuesday series! Last week, we focused on sparking engagement. Now, let’s make sure your posts look as good as they perform with Tip #3: Use Eye-Catching Visuals. 🎾 Tip #3: Use Eye-Catching Visuals People scroll fast-your post needs to pop instantly. High-quality, dynamic visuals will stop them in their tracks. Here is how to make your content stand out: Use Bright, Bold Images Avoid dark, blurry, or cluttered backgrounds. Choose vibrant, high-contrast shots that instantly scream tennis.…

Last week, we talked about grabbing attention. Now, let’s keep it going with Tip #2: Spark Engagement with a Call to Action. 🎾 Tip #2: Spark Engagement with a Call to Action Social media isn’t a monologue-it’s a conversation. The best posts invite your audience in and get them talking. Here is how: Ask a Simple, Fun Question: “What is the best tennis advice you have ever received?” “Clay, grass, or hard court-what’s your favorite surface?” “Pick…

Asking someone to leave a video testimonial can sometimes feel like asking them to serve on match point at Wimbledon. It is nerve-wracking, and not everyone is ready for the spotlight. But if you are a tennis coach, academy manager, or tennis product manufacturer, you already know that word of mouth is everything. And there is nothing quite as powerful as a happy customer speaking directly to your future clients-on camera. The challenge? Not everyone…

Welcome to the first #TipTuesday of our social media tips series for tennis businesses! Let’s kick things off with a game-changer: how to create scroll-stopping content for your tennis community. 🎾 Tip #1: Start with a Hook That Hits Hard On social media, you’ve got about 2 seconds to grab attention before someone scrolls past. Lead with a bold question, a surprising stat, or a relatable tennis moment. For example: “Struggling to get that forehand just right?”…