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Marketing wasn't in the job description
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Reader, you got into this for the kids and the staff. Marketing was not what drew you to this work. For a lot of directors, it's the part that sits in a pile. The newsletter three weeks late. The registration page that hasn't been updated since 2025 (I saw one last week 🤦🏻♂️). The sense that you should be doing more, but you don't know where to start. I built something for that exact feeling. Camp Marketing Relief is a year-long group cohort. Two hours a month. A small group of directors who know what it's like to run a camp. Every template and resource I've built on camp marketing, included. The spring cohort ran five sessions together. We're picking back up September 16th. Registration is open through October 15th. If you want to be in the room through May, this is the window. The guarantee: register more campers next season than this one. If you don't, you get your money back. Take good care, Travis |
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❌ If you DO NOT want to receive these jobs emails (on top of the regular Go Camp Pro material), click here, and we won't add an extra message to your Tuesday inbox. 1. ⤵️ 🧰 Job Links 🇺🇸 Overnight Camp Director - YMCA Camp Hi-Rock, MA YMCA Camp Hi-Rock is hiring for a year-round Overnight Camp Director, a key leader in creating a great camp experience for campers, families, and staff, both during the summer and throughout the year. This role is a mix of leading and developing staff, overseeing...
You made it through another summer, Reader! The cabins are quiet now. Your planning calendar is creeping back into view. Somewhere in between, you get a moment to think. I want to offer you something for that moment. Here are five questions I've been sitting with. There's nothing to fill out. Nothing to submit. Nothing to fix. Just five questions that have a way of cracking things open. Even if you thought you had this figured out. Grab a pen if you want one. 1. What's actually giving your...
Parents ask a lot of questions because they care—and we know you care, too, Reader. But answering the same ones again and again takes time away from what matters most: creating meaningful experiences for the children and young adults in your care. We’d love to help by: Writing clear, easy-to-read emails that help parents find answers on their own Giving you more time to focus on the life-changing work you do Making important information available anytime so parents feel supported and your...