Late fall and early winter seems to be the time many camps update their websites for the future summer. The top three things to keep in mind when designing your site are:…
Category: websites
How to Get More Campers from the Same Number of Website Vistors
Chances are you have several pages of your website where visitors spend the most time. Once you determine which pages these are, you can leverage this information to get more campers from the…
Do you have an “About Us” page on your camp’s website?
Check out this video from Small Business Newz about the value of having an “About Us” page on your camp’s website:
How to Get Repeat Website Visitors
Most camp directors update their websites each fall or winter after camp ends for the next season. Maybe you change a few dates, alter a few forms, switch a picture or two….
5 Ways to Get More Twitter Followers and Facebook Fans
I’ve gotten lots of calls and emails from camp directors the past few weeks (my phone number is 818.919.1713 if you’d like to reach me) asking how to get more Facebook fans…
The Top 5 Traits of All Good Websites
Nobody knows for sure how many millions of websites are on the internet. But we do know this: all the good ones share the same five characteristics: The best websites are: Visually…
What’s the #1 Way to Get Your Website to the Top of Google?
What’s the number one way to get your website to the top of Google without paying money? Camp directors ask me that all the time. Only Google knows the answer. In fact…
How’s Your Website Working Out For You?
How does your camp’s website compare to others? Is your website working for you? Is it generating leads, and do the search engines like it? Is it popular in social media? Find…
How long has your camp been around?
Do parents ever ask how long you’ve been established? The longer, the better in their eyes; more years means more credibility. They don’t know it, but when parents ask how long you’ve…
What is your camp’s website strategy?
Sometimes we spend so much time trying to drive people to our websites we forget what our goals are for doing so. What do you want prospects to do once they arrive…