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New partnership to help convert prospects

July 28, 2020/in News, Press Release/by Jerry Kilby

New partnership to help convert prospects: Running a golf club is challenging enough, but in an increasingly competitive world, there is nothing more frustrating than knowing people are visiting your website but disappearing without contacting you. Especially now when it’s more important than ever to make every sale count. And when website visitors fail to […]

The Osca – perfect for synthetic surfaces

July 27, 2020/in Machinery, News, Press Release/by Lucy Nicholls

The Osca – perfect for synthetic surfaces: Synthetic sports surfaces require a good maintenance programme in place from the very beginning. Failure to maintain the surface could lead to issues such as compaction, loss of porosity, inconsistent playing characteristics, damaged fibres and contamination of the infill. One machine that is being used by many groundstaff […]

New partnership to help convert prospects

July 28, 2020/in News, Press Release/by Jerry Kilby

The Osca – perfect for synthetic surfaces

July 27, 2020/in Machinery, News, Press Release/by Lucy Nicholls

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New partnership to help convert prospects

July 28, 2020/in News, Press Release/by Jerry Kilby

New partnership to help convert prospects: Running a golf club is challenging enough, but in an increasingly competitive world, there is nothing more frustrating than knowing people are visiting your website but disappearing without contacting you. Especially now when it’s more important than ever to make every sale count.

And when website visitors fail to make contact, it costs more than just the lost sale. It wastes time and money and leaves you frustrated and feeling left behind.

New partnership to help convert prospects

EnquiryBot is software already helping hundreds of golf clubs around the world control and grow enquiries from their websites which is why Kanda Golf has partnered with them, to help turn those sales prospects into paying customers.

Jerry Kilby from Kanda Golf says: “This is a great tool for any business in the golf industry as we are all operating on minimal staff levels at the moment (and are likely to do so for many months to come). With EnquiryBot, the business will never miss another sales opportunity. It could be a potential club member, an organiser of a golf society, or just a golfer looking for somewhere to play, this 24/7 service never misses an enquiry”.

Adam Smith, Global Sales Director for EnquiryBot adds: “We understand the challenges facing golf clubs…it’s a tough business. We’re delighted to partner with Jerry and Kanda Golf and are looking forward to being able to help many more golf clubs in the UK in future. Brilliant tech shouldn’t just be available to big business.”

Jerry continued, “I really like the way enquiries are managed through the automated CRM (customer relationship management) in the back-end of the software. It’s so simple and intuitive and just works. To arrange an online demonstration or find out more, please get in touch”.

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The Osca – perfect for synthetic surfaces

July 27, 2020/in Machinery, News, Press Release/by Lucy Nicholls

The Osca – perfect for synthetic surfaces: Synthetic sports surfaces require a good maintenance programme in place from the very beginning. Failure to maintain the surface could lead to issues such as compaction, loss of porosity, inconsistent playing characteristics, damaged fibres and contamination of the infill.

One machine that is being used by many groundstaff is the SISIS Osca tractor mounted powered oscillating brush, which is ideally suited to either a sand or rubber crumb surface.

The Osca – perfect for synthetic surfaces

A pair of oscillating brushes allows periodic aggressive brushing to be undertaken to agitate the upper infill level helping reduce compaction, encourage the fibres to stand upright and reduce the risk of contamination and surface water.

It can also be used for regular light brushing, helping to stand the fibres up, move the infill around, creating a level surface and minimise the threat of moss and algae.

It uses fewer passes than a conventional drag brush, and has the option of adding a further 1.8m wide brush to the system which helps to enhance the final finish.

Once Warwick School had decided to invest in a new synthetic pitch, Grounds Manager Duncan Toon felt that the SISIS Osca was the only machine that could maintain the new surface effectively and truly justify the major investment decision:

“With the investment which has been made into the synthetic surface, I felt that we needed to have the best equipment to maintain it, and for me, the Osca was essential.

“It is clear to see that the de-compaction this machine achieves is simply on a different level. Since we have been using it the pitch has significantly improved.

Another user full of praise is Andy Jackson, grounds manager at Stoke City FC, who has reported ‘phenomenal’ results since incorporating the SISIS Osca into his synthetic surface maintenance programme.

The Osca – perfect for synthetic surfaces

“Getting the right equipment for all the different textured pitches we have here is big task, and it’s key to how we go about our business,” says Andy.

“I wanted a machine that was going to be effective and quick but to get a machine to do those two things I felt would be a hard task.

“The Oscillating brushes are the best feature because they get rid of any compaction problems and provide a fantastic finish. Players at all levels, from seven year olds up to the first team, play on these pitches, so for me it is just important to have the synthetic surfaces as well presented as the natural pitches.

“The results have been phenomenal and personally I think the Osca ticks all the boxes in getting synthetic turf to a level where it needs to be.”

For further information or a no obligation demonstration, please contact SISIS on 01332 824 777 or visit www.sisis.com

For more news, reviews and insightful views, you can follow SISIS on Twitter and Instagram @SISISMachinery and like the company’s Facebook page – www.facebook.com/SISISMachinery. You can also view the latest SISIS videos by visiting www.youtube.com/SISISMachinery

You can also view a CGI video of the SISIS Osca in action by visiting https://youtu.be/pNM2ALZvMNk

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