Web Design and Development
Build a Tennis Product Landing Page Under 5 Minutes With Beaver Builder
For many years, building a website by yourself was impossible for a lot of people. A great amount of technical knowledge, time, and effort was required to build a business website, so it only made sense to hire a website developer. This is no longer the case. In this blog post, we will show the tools you need to construct and publish a simple tennis product webpage in under five minutes by using the Beaver…
Read MoreSpring Season! It is Time to Conquer These Tennis Website Updates
Here in New York, it is about time to start preparing the tennis courts to open up for the outdoor season. While the jackets are coming off, new coats of paint go down on the hard courts, businesses should not forget that their tennis website updates are needed too. Since the summer season is quickly approaching, it is time to prepare all your tennis camp marketing efforts. In this blog post we will provide a to-do…
Read MoreShould I Hire Someone to Design My Tennis Club Website? Tip for Tennis Coaches
It is essential for any business to have a website. While you can outsource your tennis club website creation to an agency or freelancer, frequently it is also possible to handle this job yourself. There are many web design platforms available that allow you to design your own website. All of those platforms claim that all you need is creativity. But is it really that simple? Below are some of the pros and cons of…
Read More6 Steps to Building a Basic Tennis Goods eCommerce Website
Just like in the case of a physical store, a web store requires the same strategic thinking, planning and building in order for it to run successfully. The great news about owning an online store for your tennis goods is that it costs significantly less to start and run than a physical store (no rent, furniture, utilities, permits or cleaning needed). Additionally, it is convenient for you, the seller (since it can be managed remotely,…
Read MoreWeb Design 101: Understanding Website Terminology
Website terminology can often feel like a foreign language. If you plan on launching a website for your new business, it is important to know few terms you will frequently hear during your conversation with your web designer. Once you grasp these important definitions, you can communicate more effectively with your web designers and developers, which can lead to cost savings as well as more informed decisions. 1. Domain name A domain name is basically…
Read MoreTwo Things You Need on Your Website for More Traffic | Tennis Marketing
We frequently visit various tennis websites to familiarize ourselves with our target audience. While doing so we always encounter the “standard” menu tabs and pages such as “About Us” or “Tennis Programs”. While it is important to show off your staff, facilities and to present information on the services you offer (e.g. tennis programs or classes), it is also important that your website is able to acquire new visitors (be searchable) that may eventually turn…
Read MoreCan Your Tennis Customers Find You Online?
A strong web presence is key to the success of any modern business, including tennis clubs and organizations, as well as providers of tennis products and services. In fact, it is quite surprising when a business does not have a website these days. Most of the time we hear the following reasons for not having a website: The business is too small and the owner cannot find the time to make one. Business owners do not understand how…
Read MoreUnderstanding the Importance of Web Analytics for Your Website
Have you ever wondered how many people actually read that blog you spent hours and hours writing? Do you want to know how people get to your website, how long do they spend on each page, or why they left your blog? Web analytics is how you do it! The performance of a website must be measured no matter the industry or market. Understanding what your audience is looking for and then designing your content…
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