Many of the most common mistakes that nightclubs make online are based on making what sounds like a good decision. They have the wrong people talking in their ears.  Marketing directors jump from one club to the other bringing their mistakes along with them.  Unfortunately, these “good decisions” can easily backfire into a huge problem.

Is your nightclub guilty of any of the following?

Bad SEO

Chances are you’ve received a phone call or a visit from someone who claims they can get you to the top of the search engines for $100/month.  RUN AWAY!!!!  Or you’ve browsed around the net and saw “Click here, and we’ll submit your website to 100 search engines!” DON’T DO IT!

Bad SEO is almost always a matter of not understanding how important SEO for your website is, or how to do it properly. Anyone that promises quick results isn’t looking out for the best interests of your website or business. SEO takes time, but it’s always worth the effort and wait.

One-sided marketing

Back in the days, you would put out a flyer and wait for the people to come to your venue.  You MIGHT send out an email blast and hope for the same return.  So you figure you can do the same thing online.  WRONG!  You can’t just throw up an event online and hope for people to come.  Online marketing doesn’t work that way. It’s not a one way street, and as a nightlife marketer, you need to not only present your marketing message, you also need to listen and respond to what your customers are saying. You need to open up the conversation if you really want your online marketing campaign to be a success.

Silencing Critics

Don’t you hate it when you visit a business’s website and all you see are GREAT testimonials.  You know they are so full of crap.  Not everyone is perfect, and that’s FINE!  People will appreciate your honesty.  That’s why I love that you can’t delete review on Yelp.com.

You would think it makes sense that if someone critics your business online, the best way to solve this problem is to just delete the comment or otherwise get rid of the critique, right? No. If you delete negative reactions to your business, all you’re doing is opening yourself up for more problems. What you need to do is address the concerns publicly; respond to the negative comments and do whatever you can to solve the issue. Give them a free drink, invite them for champagne, DO SOMETHING.  But don’t delete the comment.  Other customers (and potential customers) are watching; prove that providing excellent customer service is important to you.

Biting off more than you can chew

(social media/blogs that don’t get regular updates)

Blogs and fan pages are all the rage these days.  If you’re starting a business, someone has probably told you that you need to blog or be on Facebook.  Having a blog and active social media account is super important to having an online presence for your business. In fact, there is only one thing worse than not having a blog and social media profiles for your business, and that’s having them and not updating them regularly.  We’re all probably guilty of not updating our site regularly.  Letting your account sit inactive is bad for an online marketing campaign, especially if social media was a part of your plan. Online marketing requires conversing with your fans and customers. Ignoring the best ways to do that, especially after you’ve set them up, shows that you don’t value the people following your business.

Poorly thought-out campaigns

Who is your online marketing team?  Is it some punk promoters who don’t have skin in the game telling you what to do because they are young and energetic?  That’s the worst thing you could do.  You need a TEAM!  The best ideas take a lot of planning. Weeks of planning. And research. And more planning. Just because you had a great idea for marketing your business online at 2:30 in the morning while you were smoking pot doesn’t mean you should start implementing it at 9:30 in the morning, no matter how perfect the idea may seem. If you don’t take the time to plan and research your new online marketing campaign before you start it, you’re setting yourself up for some serious problems. Make sure everything is legal, and that it doesn’t cross any copyright lines. Anticipate any problems and have a plan to solve them. Finally, make sure that the ROI of your campaign is going to make it worth the initial cost.

Fortunately, even if you have made some of these mistakes, you can still fix the problems and move on, with a much stronger (and more successful) online marketing plan.

Contact Alex Miranda at alex@thecreativecomplex.com if you need some consulting for your nightclub’s online marketing.

What are some of the mistakes you’ve noticed other businesses making online?

But what does this celebration mean to nightlife marketing directors? It means it’s time to throw a singles event.  We found some really cool ideas out there, and we’re also going to tell you how to promote them.

Please comment to let us know OTHER ideas.

Shred Your Ex

Guests are encouraged to bring in photos of their exes, and guests and door man will shred the photo at the door. Each patron who brings in a photo will receive a complimentary drink.

Online Promotion Idea:  Facebook Contest

• Facebook:  Contest for person to tell the worst ex story they have experienced.
• Email:  Email the contest out
• Twitter:  Promote the contest to drive traffic to Facebook page
• Website:  Promote the event with RSVP

Speed Dating

Guests sit in VIP areas paired with a person of the opposite sex.  Light music is played, and when the music stops, everyone switches.  You can charge a cover and everyone receives complementary champagne.

Online Promotion Idea:  Eventbrite Integration

• Eventbrite:  Use http://www.eventbrite.com to create your event, manage RSVPs, charge for tickets, and integrate on your site
• Facebook:  Publish the event on Facebook Event
• Website:  Add ticket form to website
• Email:  Email attendees directly from Eventbrite

Ladies “passion party”

Find a vendor that does “passion parties” and have them host one of the biggest ones in your city at your venue.  Invite the ladies to come at 8pm, then open the doors to the gentlemen at 10pm.

Online Promotion Idea:  Eventbrite Integration

• Eventbrite:  Use http://www.eventbrite.com to create your event, manage RSVPs, charge for tickets, and integrate on your site
• Facebook:  Publish the event on Facebook Event
• Website:  Add ticket form to website
• Email:  Email attendees directly from Eventbrite

No-love-song karaoke night

Got a karaoke machine?  Do a no-love-song themed night!

Online Promotion Idea:  Twitter Song Request

• Twitter:  Ask followers to tweet “anti-valentine” songs for Karaoke
• Facebook:  Publish the event on Facebook Event
• Email:  Email the sample song list, people reply to pick the song they want to sing
• Website:  Promote the event with RSVP to pick a song

Zombie Valentines

Encourage your patrons to dress up as zombies in wedding dresses and tuxedos (or anything to do with ‘love’).  Then have everyone show up and give prizes to the best costumes.  All participants receive a free drink.

Online Promotion Idea:  Twitter Flash Mob

• Twitter:  Announce a Flash Mob of Valentines Zombies to attack your venue, along with other venues in the area.  Work together as a team and this could be a deathly scene around your venue’s neighborhood.

Lock & Key Event

This one is pretty common, but the girls get a lock and the guys get a key.  Everyone walks around sticking it to the member of the opposite sex.  You can charge a registration fee since there are hard costs associated.

Online Promotion Idea:  Eventbrite Integration

• Eventbrite:  Use http://www.eventbrite.com to create your event, manage RSVPs, charge for tickets, and integrate on your site
• Facebook:  Publish the event on Facebook Event
• Website:  Add ticket form to website
• Email:  Email attendees directly from Eventbrite

Need help promoting your event online?

Please note: These are my own non-psychic predictions and not the opinions of Nightlife Marketing Resource, The Creative Complex or anyone else!

Prediction 1:  Daily Deals Will Grow your VIP.

In 2011, there were tons of daily deal websites being formed.  And although you saw many deals for spas and restaurants, you didn’t see too many nightclubs taking advantage of the new form of marketing.  New Years Eve 2011 was really the first time we saw multiple nightclubs on www.giltcity.com posting their daily deals for VIP and general admission tickets.

Warning:  Properly managing your daily deals is a MUST!  I can write a whole different article on this, but the biggest thing is collecting the data so you can bring that person back.

Prediction 2: Google + Will Pick Up Some Momentum…But Just a Little.

Ultimately, I haven’t really been able to say what Google+ will do for the nightlife industry.  Right now it’s full of early adopters, probably not your “nightclub” type.  I think we’re all really just trying to figure this thing out.  But we can’t ignore it either, this is Google we’re talking about.  But they are going to have to do a better job at marketing itself if they want to get to Facebook’s 800 million users.

Prediction 3:  Mobile will ALMOST be where we want it to be.

Why is it that in Europe and Asia they are so much more phone savy than we are?  You can pay for ANYTHING on your phone over there.  I predict nightlife marketers will adopt mobile sites for their websites and make it a lot easier to make reservations or get on the guest list over mobile apps.

Mobile RSVP confirmations picked up the pace this year, and it was the first time for me that when I handed my phone to a door man and I didn’t get a blank stare. There’s hope yet. I think we’ll see wider adoption of mobile RSVPs and more effective apps in 2012.

Prediction 4: We’ll Really Latch on to Venue Driver.

With more high profile nightclubs using Venue Driver to power their guest lists, vip reservations, ticketing, staff performance and customers, we predict this will be a break-through year for the company out of Las Vegas.  How venues will integrate this with their current website and marketing will be something more and more marketers will take the plunge to find out.

Prediction 5: We’ll Nail This Twitter Thing.

2012 saw an EXPLOSION of venues and promoters jumping on to Twitter to promote their events.  But now the space is very crowded, and venues will have to invest some time in applications like Social Bro, HootSuite, TweetDeck and other Twitter management programs.  Ultimately, you’ll need to convert one of your promoters to work in-house for you to handle your social media.  This is a job for ONE PERSON (who is well managed)

What are your predictions for this year?

But if you want to know the SECRET as to why certain venues and promoters seem to always attract the money ballers, then you need to take some marketing lessons from the posting below.  Successful luxury venue marketing demands substantially different considerations, specifically the four E’s: experience, exclusivity, engagement and emotion.

Here’s a closer look at each of them and why they’re important.

1. Experience

During and post-recession, affluent consumers didn’t significantly curb their spending at nightclubs, bars and lounges.  While it’s true that luxury consumers are still buying bottles, they’re also becoming more selective about what venue they spend it at. Now, the luxury consumer’s purchase decision boils down to a single, simple question: Is it worth it? The best way luxury venues can tip the scales in their favor is to provide unique, compelling experiences.

What do we mean by experiences?  It means you need to start spending some money on your productions.  This includes party favors and interactive things of that nature at your event.  It also means you need to be spending money on your venue, making sure it’s not going to the dumps.  Get some more intelligent lighting, visit a tradeshow to see what’s the latest and coolest for venues.

2. Exclusivity

Traditionally, we think if we raise our prices, that makes us more exclusive.  But to luxury venues, that’s not enough.  They don’t just think price.  In the digital marketing world, this is called “prestige technology.”

Your venue might want to consider a “concierge app” for your high end clients, or an interactive channel on your website.  Microsites with cool games and this type of high-tech marketing makes you appear on the cutting edge – a position that leads to exclusivity.

3. Engagement

No matter what, engagement relies on one thing: story. Whether a branded video, a website experience or a simple Facebook post, engaging content implies a story — a narrative with a beginning, middle and end. A narrative that makes a participant feel something.

Does your venue tell a story?  Can you really get your audience behind your vision, mission and goals?  We all know why Tiffany’s is so powerful and why Tom Ford’s story is so great.  These are stories people can really get behind, and luxury consumers eat that up!

In today’s luxury marketplace, convincing consumers to buy isn’t enough. Convincing them to join a brand on a journey is the key, and that’s what stories do.

4. Emotion

The first three E’s combine to form the fourth and final imperative element of luxury marketing: emotion. Without the deliberate, appropriate application of one key emotion among its customers, long-term luxury brand success cannot exist.

The reason is simple. Luxury brands cater to a consumer that can buy almost any material thing he or she wants. A luxury venues physical location, therefore, is secondary. Like an experience, an exclusive insider’s view or an engaging story, a particular emotion is what luxury consumers are really after.

Consumers are loyal to Mansion Nightclub because they want to feel “authentic” and “timeless.” They go to the Delano to feel “celebrity.” They buy a bottle at XS Vegas to feel “triumphant.” They frequent Liv at the Fontainbleu to feel “nostalgic.”

Luxury venues must embrace the fact that their primary products are actually elusive and ephemeral feelings, and that their physical venue are mere mediums through which consumers achieve those feelings. Therefore, a luxury venue must determine its emotional value first, and construct its physical and digital manifestations to express and extract that specific emotion.

Below are just three ways you can take advantage of online deals during this holiday season.

1. Social Media Coupons

60 percent of social media users in the U.S. visit social networks to receive coupons or promotions, with 23 percent doing so on a weekly basis. How come I don’t see too many nightclubs taking advantage of this?

While there has been quite a bit of backlash against businesses using deal sites like Groupon and LivingSocial to attract new customers, alternatives like Facebook and Twitter can help bars & lounges create loyalty through deals without undercutting themselves or relying on middlemen. Using these social networking sites is a great way to incentivize current patrons who already frequent your spot and may be looking for last-minute deals or a way to save some dollars. Simply tweeting an offer code or putting a link to a special promotion in your company’s status update gives your users a reason to interact with your social presence, while also giving them something for their trouble.

Have you thought of a “Corporate Holiday Party Package Deal”?  Let me know by leaving a comment.

2. Email Marketing Offers

Instead of undercutting your prices by using someone else’s email list (sorry Groupon and LivingSocial), why not build your own? Don’t you have tons of emails already?  Email marketing is a powerful way to deliver your coupons because it’s a personal medium, you can segment coupons by different customer types, and you’re probably already in the habit of collecting email addresses to begin with. By creating holiday-themed email newsletters that offer discounts, you give customers a reason to head back to your venue, keep your spot top of mind and work to build brand loyalty.

Holidays or not, if you aren’t currently working to build up your email list, I’d encourage you to start. It really is one of your strongest assets as nightlife professionals.

3. Mobile or On-the-Go Discounts

You know when a coupon is most handy for a consumer? When they’re on-the-go and just a rock’s throw from your venue. And that’s why FourSquare Deals are a great fit for small business owners looking to advertise to a tech-savvy audience. Earlier this year, FourSquare released FourSquare 3.0, which featured a new Explore tab that allowed users to find out about Deals & Specials near where they were currently checked in. That means if someone checks in while getting coffee down the street, they’ll be alerted to the 2-for-1 drink special discount code you’re offering to new patrons. Offering deals on-the-go can serve as a powerful call to action for targeted last-minute shoppers. It will also expose your brand to those nearby who may not have been familiar with you.

As the holiday season approaches, we’ll all be looking for ways to attract customers new and old to our venues. Combining the power of online coupons and social media is one extremely effective way to do just that.

Opening a night club is an exciting time for club owners and their investors.  Granted, it’s a pain in the butt to do the planning, financing, licenses and passing code inspections.  But as the project begins to come to life, so does the excitement of the “Grand Opening”.

But what about the marketing needed BEFORE the nightclub opens?  Hiring a marketing director, the logo design, the teaser flyers, the website and social media all need to be planned for.  You would agree with me, right?  Having owned a web & graphic design firm that caters to the nightlife, I can’t tell you how many nightclub owners leave these all-important tasks for the last minute, banking on the fact that the club is “new” will be enough to pay the bills.  And in the short-term, it might.

In this article, I’m going to share some pre-opening online marketing you can do to help you get more business in the door and begin to develop your long-term online marketing plan.  I’ve interviewed Richard Barrenenchea, Online Marketing Director for The Opium Group.  Richard has been involved in the opening of 5 of The Opium Group’s latest nightclubs:  Mokai, Louis Lounge and Opium Hard Rock, Cameo and Set Miami.

That’s the title I want to use.  Essentially, I want to highlight things the club needs to do online to set themselves up for a great opening.

NMR:  In your experience opening up nightclubs, what did you do online to build up hype?

Barrenechea:  First and foremost we had a landing page with links to our Facebook, Twitter and to sign up for our Mailing lists. This helped establish us online, especially with the local listings on the search engines. We offered people to sign up for special access to the opening events by signing up to our different networks (Email, Facebook, Twitter) to incentivize the sign up process and get loyal followers. Our emails and social updates were continuous, fun and provoked suspense to the openings to keep our audience captive and enganged.

NMR:  What promo materials did you need set up?

Barrenechea:  We had our landing page and many teaser flyers leading people to the landing page where they can then “join us.”

NMR:  What social network should they focus on?

Barrenechea:  All social networks serve a purpose, Facebook is great for the event factor and the fact that if you have your team behind your posts you can stay on top of everyone’s feed. Twitter is starting to really improve but in the nature of nightlife, most people on Twitter are not the spenders you seek to make money, but they are the influencers you seek to spread the word.

NMR:  Would you recommend having a “video trailer” made for it?

Barrenechea:  Video trailers are cool… but they get lost in translation. It’s something nice to have on your site if you can get it done at an inexpensive rate, but they could be costly for the little return you receive.

NMR:  Can you tell us about your experience opening Mokai?  What lessons did you learn and what would you recommend to our readers?

Barrenechea:  When opening Mokai, we had a very simple landing page that linked to all of our social networks and our email subscription. But we also had the plan of a great website to launch as quickly as possible after the opening to have continuous engagement. It’s important to show progress on your web presence to your audience because they can easily get bored.

Richard Barrenechea can be followed on Twitter @richymiami

Can Facebook actually be used to bring in people, business opportunities and sales to your venue? YES! Myself and my clients do it every day.  Follow these 4 tips and you’ll be on your way to Facebook marketing success.

1. Bull Horn

The number-one no-no  on Facebook,  is broadcasting, instead of providing fans with relevant content and engaging on an continual basis.

With Facebook, nightlife venues of any size can do effective, word-of-mouth marketing at scale for the first time. But its all about authenticity, so if your Venue is not being authentic or engaging with your fan base in a way that feels genuine and honest, the Facebook community will see right through

You should be interacting, not just to broadcast,  your fans are looking for a reason to connect with you, and they’re showing you that by clicking ‘Like.’ Your job is to give them a reason to come back.

Examples:

• Take video of your events, post them on Facebook and have your employees tag friends
• Post photos of your events, post them and have your employees find their friends and tag them in photos
• Post Polls about what DJ they want to see at the venue
• Post status updates as you book new DJs or make upgrades or changes to your venue

2. Not Investing Adequate Time

Another common mistake is underestimating the amount of time a successful Facebook strategy will take. Simply “set it and forget it” will not work here.

It’s not just fan growth that will suffer from this approach — it may also hurt your relationships with existing fans, particularly fans who have come to expect a certain level of quality from your brand / venue.

You must engaged your fan base and give them reasons to share as well as stay for more.

Sit down with your marketing team and create a long term strategy of how you will engage your fans.

3. Being Boring or Predictable

When thinking about marketing, some venue owners forget that Facebook is a social place where people share things they find funny, interesting or useful with their friends. Think about what kind of content your fans would actually want to share when planning your posts.

Your job is to mix it up. The moment you become predictable, boring or annoying, they’ll hide you from their feed. So keep it varied and personal — a video here, a photo here, a tag of one of your fans here.”

Creating too much “filler” content by auto-publishing content from your blog or Twitter feed can also hurt you, as many businesses see this as the easy way to go.  Whatever you do , do not put everything on auto-pilot.  You will loose touch with your fans and hinder what you are actually trying to accomplish here.

Examples

• Create a podcast for your venue (Mansion’s “No Sleep Till Miami”)
• Run a contest for free tickets to an event
• Tag DJs coming to your venue, mentioning their fan page on your posts

4. Violating Facebook’s Terms

Not only is it critical to know how Facebook works and what tools are available, it’s also important to know the rules of the road — something that many businesses miss. Like for example very few businesses use the “info” tab on their pages correctly or bother with making custom landing pages for facebook.

Here are some common violations;  Some Venues will build a community on a personal page instead of a proper Facebook Page. Others don’t abide by Facebook’s rules around running contests. And don’t even think about “tagging” people who are in an image without their permission.

To avoid common mistakes, invest time in learning about the Facebook platform (API), educate yourself on how to build and sustain an audience, and don’t forget to engage with people like you do in real life.

Get beautifully designed nightclub flyers, customized to your liking, within 24 hours.  That’s the elevator pitch from a new online graphic design website called www.nightlifeflyertemplates.com.

Promoter Suite, a suite of brands that help nightlife industry professionals improve their digital marketing, developed the website after seeing a need for beautiful graphic design – done fast – at a reasonable cost.

“The flyers are all ready to go.  You just browse the website, find the one that fits the event you need it for, and Nightlife Flyer Templates customizes it to your liking,” says Luis Ramirez, brand manager for the e-commerce website.

How It Works

Using the NightlifeFlyerTemplates website, the customer simply selects a design template, purchases and requests customization.  NFT thereby create a ready to print file or web file. NFT‘s continually growing library of creative designs caters to a variety of nightlife professionals.

Exceptional Graphic Design.

The exceptional customizable templates are created and produced by award-winning graphic designers and seasoned production artists.

StockLayouts benefits its customers by:

• Saving money per design project.
• Significantly reducing the time it takes to design marketing materials.
• Providing immediate visibility access to creative content via the Internet.
• Putting a higher quality of design within reach of small venues and promotion groups.
• Making professional designs affordable for all.
• Providing trouble-free prepress for commercial printers.

For additional information, contact an Account Manager or call (888) 455-6689.

What do you guys think about this concept?  Comment below.

One of the biggest hardships that are encountered by nightlife professionals these days is the inability to increase their Twitter following.  Now, there are numerous methods you can use to gain more Twitter followers, which are mostly software tools and other methods that are considered unsavory.  However, if you really want to experience long term result with your Twitter marketing campaign, you must get a lot Twitter followers the right way. You will need to work hard and not give in, but in the end, what is really important is the type of results you get for your hard work.

3 suggestions to help increase your Twitter following in a simple and effective manner:

1. Offline Promotions
   One thing a lot of Twitter marketers overlook is the need to promote their Twitter account offline.  Of course, this doesn’t mean that you should buy a full page ad in the newspaper showing off your Twitter account.  However, you should be putting your Twitter contact information on all your printed media, including business cards.  You should place all your Twitter information on all of the printed material your nightlife business prints, including your flyers, banners, posters, drink cards, etc.   However, to ensure people visit your page and follow you, you need to make sure that you keep it fresh with new content.  If you don’t have an easy Twitter handle, you can buy a URL like www.[yourvenue]ontwitter.com and have it redirect to the Twitter page.
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2. Seek and Thou Shall Find
   Browse Twitter directories to find people who have the same interests as you do. Start with music interests.  If Deadmau5 is coming to your venue next month, find Deadmau5 fans in your area on Twitter.  These directories are incredibly valuable when it comes to finding new followers because people are grouped by interests and other demographic data.  WeFollow and Twellow are two good examples of such directories. However, to take full advantage of these directories you will need to be listed in them first. You should then go through the different categories and pick users who you think might have an interest in your page. Make a note of these users and follow them first so they can return the favor.
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3. No SPAM
   Never just spam others with updates and news items that have to do with only your club, promotion, or party.  While discussing your events isn’t a bad thing, keep it to a minimum. Mix tweets about your industry to keep it interesting to readers, stay within your niche and offer content that others might find useful (articles on: new products by known liquor brands, new music, new bands, late night eateries, new gadgets, contest) This will cause them to want to retweet what you’ve tweeted, and that means it will be easier to reach out to new individuals and get more followers.

The good part about executing these suggestions is that you are getting targeted followers instead of followers that have nothing to do with your industry. Keep your tweets balanced as much as possible and ensure that everything you’ve tweeted has a little bit of value to it and doesn’t look like you’re just trying to market yourself the whole time.

Twitter marketing includes many different steps, but they increase your followers which is the most important thing.   All in all, you will want to have the best followers on your list so that they will like your tweets, visit your events and help you increase your sales.

Last week a new product launched that promises to revolutionize online marketing for the nightlife and entertainment. Creating your website with PromoterSuite.com is taking the first step toward taking back control of your website. No longer will you have to rely on web developers or designers to make every little update to your website.

We’re really excited about this product, especially since our blog focuses on online marketing for nightlife professionals! We’ve done a review of the product and we have the scoop for you. Here is what you need to know:

PromoterSuite includes robust features designed to make updating your website easy. With little to no HTML skills, you can build and edit the entire content of your website. Unlike other content management systems, PromoterSuite is built for search engine optimization (SEO). In addition to all of the standard features, PromoterSuite comes equipped with several SEO features as well.

HOW IT WORKS

PromoterSuite is a content-management system. It gives you control over the content of your website without requiring any knowledge of HTML. Easily add events, manage galleries and download guest lists. It’s easy to use, and – since they use the system to run their website, they’re confident in it.

They have a number of strategically planned websites that were developed for the nightlife and entertainment industry. The websites are ready to go LIVE, they just need to be customized to fit your company’s look & feel.

They have a 3-Step Process to completing your website:

1. Work with PromoterSuite representative to plan the website that’s just right for you. And leave the rest to us.
2. Their design & coding team get to work on your project.
3. Easily add all of your events, pictures, and content to the site by logging into your content-management account.

PRICING

This is the best part about what we found. They made it really affordable for any nightclub, bar, lounge, or promoter to have a kick-butt website. In these economic times, this was a breath of fresh air!

1. Setup Investment: There is only a one-time fee to have our design and development team to have your site within 2 weeks. Prices start at $1500. (see pricing)
2. One Monthly Fee: starting at $50/mo (First month free!) Includes:

• • Unlimited access to your content-management system
  • Post as many photos as you need within your selected Monthly Plan. Change your images unlimited times without additional charge.
  • Free Upgrades to your content-management system
  • Access to our Passionate Team of Web Consultant Experts (Phone/Email)
  • Change your Monthly Plan at anytime instantly

WHO USES IT

• Nightclubs
• Bars
• Lounges
• Promoters
• Coordinators
• Pubs
• Taverns
• Beer Gardens
• Saloons
• Megaclubs
• Restaurants
• Hosts
• Sports Bars

FREE CONSULTATION

The best part about it all is that we found the account executives to be really helpful. The account executives become your pseudo in-house online marketing directors. They offer a free consultation.

Overall, we think this is great for the nightlife and entertainment. We’ve always known this industry to be behind in search and social marketing and web development. This is a great all-in-one package.