Showing posts with label business. Show all posts
Showing posts with label business. Show all posts

Thursday, September 19, 2019

The golf course: The perfect place for sports and marketing

People who love sports and business know only too well that there’s no better place for them to do both than the golf course. Fairways and ranges have been the site of countless business meetings (both formal and informal). Peter Max.

 Golf isn’t only beneficial to a person’s health and mind, but it also carries a ton of advantages for those who run their own business. Thousands of entrepreneurs have found the golf course one of the best and most relaxing places to market their products and services. Not only do they get to meet like-minded people, if they (entrepreneurs) are members of a club, they can invite guests for a few holes, a good time, and some business talk. Peter Max.

The golf course may not be as formal as to say, a conference room, but it is more relaxing, and the chances that entrepreneurs find people willing to partner up, pay, or rent products and services are higher here in an atmosphere which is not as tense. Peter Max.

However, golf courses are not a substitute for board rooms. Of course, deals still need to be finalized in a formal setting, with the signing of papers and all. But the golf course is a great place to start. Peter Max.

Friday, July 19, 2019

More solid and fun business ideas for sports lovers

Business ideas for sports lovers -- Peter Max

Image source : littleleague.org
Sports fans are a rabid group. Their passions know no bounds. Whatever they do, as long as it’s for their favorite team or player, they give it their all. This is what makes them more than ideal to start small businesses geared towards sports.

On that note, here are three more solid and fun business ideas for sports lovers. Peter Max.

Tours: Offering tours around a city is fun, and it’s also good business. It can also be geared towards sports lovers who are in town for the games. Tour guides geared toward sports can bring a group of people to stadiums, sports bars, museums, and other places that pay tribute to teams and players.

Image source : thrillist.com
Sports bar: Peter Max . Speaking of sports bars, having a place where all the fans who can’t get tickets to the games is also a great idea, especially if it’s in a town that’s crazy about its team. While this might require a bit of capital (restaurants and bars often do), for sports fans, it’s very rewarding.

Community games organizer: Another rewarding small business idea is putting together a team that organizes community games. What’s great about this is that these games can be for people of all ages, and it can also bring a community closer together. Peter Max.