About the agency that markets golf simulator businesses
A short statement of what this agency does and where it stops. We write pages, tend map listings, run ads and send reports for golf simulator businesses: indoor venues, bars with a few bays, rental rooms, and companies that sell or install simulators.
Marketing only: where the agency stops at the bay door
Marketing is the whole job. We do not sell simulators, fit one into a spare room, rent out a bay by the hour or run a venue, and golf teaching stays with the people who offer it. The screen, the hitting mat, the launch monitor, the ball tray and the club rack are yours, along with each choice about them.
Our part is everything that happens before the booking: the pages a golfer reads before calling, the Maps listing, ads aimed at quiet hours and the counting of what arrived. Our services page lists both lines, and the two longer pages cover search work and paid ads in full.
How the agency and a venue work together around the tee sheet
A look at your site, pin and bay offers first
Website, Maps entry and live ads each get read for what they claim about bays, rates and house rules, and any mismatch gets marked.
A written plan before any page goes up
You receive the list of pages or campaigns in plain words. Publishing waits for your yes, and a change of mind is welcome at that stage.
Monthly writing and tending around the bays
Pages get drafted, the listing gets a fresh look, ad settings get adjusted, and a replacement is written whenever a rate or a league night changes.
A plain note on calls and forms from the bays
Every month ends with a brief report: counts of arrivals, the source of each, and a suggestion for the next month.
How the work is split between you and us
You know the venue: which room fills first, which night is for leagues, whether the bar menu changes with the season. We know how to turn those facts into pages and listings written for Google and for a golfer scrolling on a phone. Neither side can do the other's part well, so the work moves back and forth, with you correcting facts and us fixing wording.
When ads or reviews come into it, the accounts and profiles stay under your own login. Ad and review platforms write and rewrite their own rules; you read the current ones before anything goes live, and our review work treats every review request the same way. For the wider picture, start with the marketing overview, which sets out how each part leans on the others.
What we do for a simulator business, and what stays off the table
- Writes a page for each bay offer, in plain words, and holds it until you approve.
- Keeps the Google Business Profile for each real address complete and current.
- Operates campaigns on whichever platforms you choose, and keeps a firm list of unwanted searches blocked.
- Counts calls and booking forms, and keeps no audio of what a caller says.
- Never sells, installs, rents or operates a simulator.
- Never rewards a golfer for a review and never posts a review itself.
- Offers no pledge of bookings, calls, search placement or a mention from any AI assistant.
- Never writes how a simulator plays, scores or measures a swing.
Work beyond these lines starts as a discussion and becomes a task only with your agreement.
Share the bay layout and the neighborhood you serve
Describe your rooms and your neighborhood, and we will send an outline of the opening month.
Which bay offers should the pages cover first?
Name the things you sell (hourly bays, league nights, parties, the bar), the town you serve and any local sites that already mention you. Golfer names and other private details do not belong in the message.
Book the next slot for your own simulator business
A single talk with our CEO settles which pages, listings and ads fit your bays, and what each piece costs month by month.
Month to month. No startup fee. No contract.