Why do people discount their prices? I’ve asked hundreds of business owners and managers that question, and the answers are always the same.
Spa companies may need to get creative when considering ways to bring in customers and move inventory.
I walked around this newly opened store thinking, “It’s the little things that can make a place look and feel great!”
Kara Weed, managing partner of Ultra Modern Pool & Patio, decided to support the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, she didn’t stop there — she recruited staff, friends and family to the cause, as well.
The dilemma, especially for big-ticket purchases such as hot tubs, is what to do about it — for buyers and sellers.
Our creative point of power is in consciously choosing to reinterpret our circumstances and experiences to create a future of breakthroughs.
If you’ve ever shaken your head and uttered, “That’s the hot tub industry for you,” then the headline of this message needs no explanation.
The WAVE Young Professionals Network, a networking group established by the Pool...
Vince Wuebker doesn’t sell hot tubs, he’s an advocate for them Nothing...
Cold tubs have grown in popularity in recent years due to their purported health benefits. Unlike the hot tub, cold tubs don’t have therapeutic jet massages and aren’t meant to be lounged in for hours on end with friends.
Content marketing can be a powerful way to signal that your spa business is strong and professional without having a conversation.
I enjoyed reading the “Strength in Diversity” story. It’s, again, inspiring to see how much thought and care some are putting into making sure their workforce is as diverse as we want our customer base to be. You love to see it.