In case you hadn’t noticed, SCUBA Marketing is social! Take a look over at the right side of the page near the top and you should see the icons shown above. You now have a variety of ways to stay connected with the latest updates.
Clicking on the email icon will allow you to subscribe to a weekly email update of all of the posts from the previous week about SCUBA Marketing. Emails will arrive early Monday morning, so you can start your week off fresh. Like usual, your email address will never be sold, shared or rented.
Clicking on the Facebook icon will take you directly to the Facebook Page for SCUBA Marketing. Here you can join (or start) a discussion, see a variety of topics related to SCUBA Marketing on Facebook or just connect with other scuba instructors and other dive professionals looking to improve their SCUBA Marketing.
Clicking the Twitter icon will open a new window allowing you to see the more frequently updated stream of updates talking about all things SCUBA Marketing related. I’ll also be sharing tips and resources for maximizing Twitter as a effective marketing tool.
Finally, clicking on the RSS icon will allow you to subscribe to an RSS feed of the site. If you are unfamiliar with RSS, fear not, I’ll be explaining what it is, why it’s important and how you can use it very soon.
There’s also room for one more, I’m debating what I’ll add, but if you have a request please let me know in the comments.
Think I’m full of it? Want to let everyone know you think I’m full of it? Or maybe you actually like what I said about SCUBA Marketing, have an interesting story to share or just want to see your name on the interwebz, all you need to do is comment! How to Use Comments For…
In homage to 7 minute abs of There’s Something About Mary fame (if you haven’t seen it, there’s a video clip at the bottom, NSFW at the very end), I’m taking the 15 Minute Marketing Idea from the PADI Instructor News site and sharing a couple more ideas regarding QR codes, specifically their usage with…
To finish off the year, it’s time to look towards next year to set some concrete goals. New SCUBA Marketing Post at least once per week. I fell behind this year due both to work and personal issues, but this year I’m fully in the swing of the day job and the personal stuff should…
The Gulf of Mexico has been hit hard by the BP oil spill. However, SCUBA diving remains safe, but we – as an industry – need to get the word out. The attempt by DEMA is a great start, but now it’s time for all of us to do what we can.