How would you define a healthy business owner?
An industry is only as strong as the people connecting consumers with products. The hot tub industry is no different. That’s why the International Hot Tub Association is proud to offer a new membership category for hot tub retailers.
Retiring from a job you love can be bittersweet, but leaving a lasting legacy is a true joy. It’s something Ken McCargar, former Western territory sales manager for MAAX Spas, knows well after retiring in December following 25 years of service.
One of the biggest problems spa owners deal with is foamy water, so one of the biggest problems spa retailers face is customers complaining about foamy water.
The book “The Knowing-Doing Gap” says that the gap between knowing something and taking action is a more difficult gulf to traverse than the gap between ignorance and knowledge. The problem isn’t simply about what we don’t know; it’s what we know and do nothing about. So understanding the traits of a fixed or growth mindset can be the difference between a flailing or sustainable career.
Serum SuperSoft, recently introduced by Serum Watercare and built on years of development and feedback from dealers, aims to improve the hot tub ownership experience while driving long-term profitability for retailers.
Leisurecraft has evolved significantly since its founding 20 years ago as a small outdoor cedar furniture maker.
Automation has become an integral part of our lives, yet its full potential in marketing is still emerging.
For over a decade, Infinitree has served the spa industry through state-of-the-art spa cabinet design.
There’s a stark contrast between the purpose of a showroom — designed to highlight the benefits of owning a hot tub — and the indoor environment where the products are displayed.
Watkins Wellness has been perfecting its saltwater sanitization system since it introduced ACE Saltwater in 2010. In 2019, the company launched a reimagined saltwater system under the FreshWater brand and has been building on its capabilities since.
Amid the many stresses and challenges of running a family business, there’s one surprisingly common complication that damages personal relationships and business performance: addiction.