Posts Tagged ‘tennis club marketing’
3 Email Ideas Tennis Coaches Can Send This Week to Fill Fall Programs
Have an email list and not using it consistently? Now is the perfect time to start, especially as the summer season winds down and parents and players shift back into their regular routines. Fall is a key enrollment period for tennis clubs and academies, and the right email strategy can make the difference between half-full courts and a fully booked season. Many tennis coaches avoid sending emails because they feel unsure about what to say…
Read MoreStruggling to Keep Up With Email Marketing? Here is How GetResponse Can Simplify Everything
Many business owners know they need email marketing but struggle to find the time or tools to do it well. Writing emails, designing templates, setting up automation, and analyzing results can feel overwhelming. On top of that, most email marketing platforms come with a steep learning curve or unexpected costs that frustrate users. The result? Email marketing often gets pushed to the bottom of the to-do list as other priorities take over. This is unfortunate…
Read MoreHow to Build Proof for Your Tennis Business
In the tennis world, results speak louder than words. Whether you are a coach, club owner, or tennis entrepreneur, your potential clients want one thing before they commit: proof that you can deliver. But here is the challenge. What if you are just starting out?What if your new service, program, or product has no testimonials yet? The good news is you can still create trust and credibility while you collect your first reviews. Let’s explore…
Read MoreSeptember Marketing Checklist to Get Your Tennis Centre in Top Shape for Fall
As the summer heat fades and routines start to settle back in, tennis centers have a golden opportunity to reset and ramp up for one of the busiest seasons of the year—Fall. September marks a critical transition. Parents are looking for structured after-school activities, adults are eager to get back into a routine, and former players often feel the itch to return to the court. This is not the time to coast. It is the…
Read MoreGet More Players Through Your Door: Tennis Marketing with Google Business Profile
If your tennis business is not showing up on local search results, you are handing your competitors the match point. Whether you run a tennis club, a boutique academy, or a brand that sells tennis gear, Google Business Profile is a powerful and free tool that can put your business front and center when local players go searching. In this guide, we will break down exactly how to use Google Business Profile to bring in…
Read MoreAre Content Calendars Dead or Just Misunderstood?
The world of marketing thrives on debate, and one of the more persistent ones circulating on LinkedIn lately is this: are content calendars a thing of the past? Some argue that content calendars are rigid, outdated, and no longer relevant in a world that demands instant reactions and real-time marketing. Others stand firmly by their value, emphasizing consistency, structure, and long-term planning. At Resourcely Marketing, our perspective is simple: content calendars are far from dead.…
Read MoreHow to Make Your Tennis Facility the Local Hotspot in 2025
You know how to run a tennis club. You have the courts, the coaches, the drills, and maybe even a killer summer camp lineup. But these days, great tennis alone is not enough. If you want your tennis facility to have full courts, returning members, and a steady stream of sign-ups, you need a rock-solid marketing strategy. The good news? You do not need to break the bank to get results. What you do need…
Read MoreHow to Write a Tennis Club Membership Renewal Letter That Gets Results
When done right, a tennis club membership renewal letter keeps your courts booked, your members engaged, and your finances stable. When done wrong, it screams “we want your money, not your presence”—and nothing kills club loyalty faster than that. This blog post shows you how to strike the right tone and include all the essentials—without sounding robotic or pushy. Whether you manage a local racquet club, an upscale indoor facility, or a community tennis center,…
Read MoreHow to Train Your Staff to Spot Upselling Opportunities
If the word “upsell” makes your staff cringe, you are not alone. Tennis club employees, academy staff, and even coaches often think of upselling as pushy or awkward. But when done right, upselling is not sleazy-it is service. The key? Training your team to recognize upselling as a value-add, not a sales gimmick. In this guide, we will walk through a complete strategy for training your staff to confidently and authentically recommend upgrades, add-ons, and…
Read More5 Landing Page Mistakes That Are Costing You Tennis Clients
So you finally set up a landing page for your tennis camp, private lesson offer, or new product launch. That is a solid move. But if your landing page is not converting visitors into sign-ups, buyers, or leads, then it is just a pretty digital brochure gathering dust. In this blog post we discuss 5 common landing page mistakes so you can avoid them. At Resourcely Marketing, we work with tennis clubs, academies, and product…
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