Messages Fit to Print: Edited April 6, 2010:
From Eileen:
This is the time of year when we all become marketers. It is important for us to spread the word about camp in hopes of opening up new leads to new campers and encourage last summer's campers to register for the 2010 fun.
I have a few camp flyers available for your use. Spread these around. You may want to save them onto a disk and have them printed out at a Walmart. That way their quality would be good. Or ask me to send you the flyer online so you could put it on a disk and carry it to a printer like Kinko.
Please, please talk with anyone you can think of who would be interested in the summer. We have a good number of open spaces to fill, and with the staff we have lined up, I already feel that we are headed for a marvelous summer experience.
Hill Parent Training
Our training/brainstorming day was terrific. I loved seeing all of you again and very much value the input you give me for moving forward. Your support is awesome. The ideas we share inspire us to consider options we never thought of before. Wonderfully, we leave feeling as though the new season has the energy it needs to make a positive difference to the campers who choose our summer experience.
I have talked to the local restaurant we discussed as a new possibility for Saturdays after the horse shows. That restaurant believes they could help us out. I am going to put it in writing to them this week so we have that confirmed.
The girls are working hard to make You Tube videos for advertizing Sprucelands. I have only a few issues with what they are creating. (1)The clarity of what is said on the video is not there. I have been unable to make out their words without playing it over five or six times. We need to make sure the quality is good.
(2) After watching the video, I want to make sure that links to other illicit videos do not pop up on screen. (3) Playing the video locks up my computer. I don't know if that happens to others who watch it. Not sure why that is, but we have to look into that issue.
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