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?”…

As a tennis coach, you wear a lot of hats. You are not just teaching backhands and serves – you are managing schedules, remembering student goals, tracking progress, communicating with parents, and trying to keep everything from turning into a hot mess. If you have ever found yourself thinking, “What did I work on with her last week?” or digging through text messages to remember who paid for what – this post is for you.…