Marketing Services For Camps

Customized Marketing Solutions for Your Camp

Telephone Marketing Consulting Services

If you need any marketing help, ideas, or advice – or just want to pick my brain about how to market your camp – let’s talk on the phone. You can share with me any marketing problems or questions you have. After our conversation, you’ll have a new, clear direction for your camp’s marketing plan, including actionable strategies you can use right now to grow your enrollment and make your competitors irrelevant.
Fee: $75 for a 1-hr telephone call

Search Engine Optimization Services
Need a customized plan for getting your camp closer to the top of the search engines? There’s many ways you can do it. But you’ve gotta know what you’re doing, otherwise your camp’s website could toil in internet obscurity forever. I’ll help you design a plan and teach you the best summer camp search engine optimization strategies I know.
Fee: $99/hour

Speaking
A marketing seminar or workshop for you and your staff could be just the magic bullet to take your camp enrollment to the next level. Learn how to harness the Internet, unlock hidden profit centers in your camp, and create a simple, low-cost, high return marketing plan that blends new media marketing with old, traditional promotional strategies you already know. Depending on your needs and interests, seminar and workshop topics include:

  • How to Take Your Camp Enrollment to The Next Level
  • How to Triple Your Enrollment in one Year
  • Summer Camp Internet Marketing Workshop
  • Summer Camp Social Media Marketing Workshop
  • How to Increase Camp Enrollment in a Crappy Economy
  • How to Get Your Customers to do Your Marketing for you

All workshops and seminars are fun, interactive, and involve all the Q and A time you need. All seminars and workshops are backed by a 100% money-back guarantee. If you need a speaker to fire up your group and make sure your marketing plan’s hitting on all cylinders, book your speaking engagement today.
Fees: $499 per hour plus expenses, up to 4 hours for a half-day workshop.

Need to reach me?  CampMarketingNews@gmail.com

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