Historically, companies that focus on marketing and advertising during economic downturns are among the first to revive when the economy improves. To that end, NGCOA has compiled marketing and customer service ideas you can implement to maintain your relationships with your customers, and keep your golf course top-of-mind through these difficult days. (Note: these are just general recommendations; remember to always adhere to the CDC Social Distancing guidelines and your state’s restrictions when making any business decisions):
Morning Don. We are using Lightspeed for our POS but came from ForeUP. We have 15 ...
We are foreUP users and have been using iPads for our Bev Cart POS. We have lost ...
Dear Jay, Thanks for sharing your opinion. We also use ForeUP and the majority ...
Over the many years, I read discussions on this POS software and that POS software, ...
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As seen in Golf Business July/August 2024 By Ronnie Miles, NGCOA, Senior Director of Advocacy On June 28, 2024, the U.S. Supreme Court overturned the long-standing Chevron deference, ...