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September 9th, 2010We Now Carry Patio Furniture
July 7th, 2010That’s right! Niagara Pools & Spas now has a wide selection of quality patio furniture. We are proud to announce this and would like to spread the word to all of our customers. With that said, we have a special introductory offer:
ALL PATIO SETS ARE 40% OFF RIGHT NOW!!!
Stop into either our Turnersville or Voorhees location to see our new, beautiful selection. Hurry in now!
Getting Ready For Independence Day
July 2nd, 2010
It’s been quite a hot summer here in the Delaware Valley. So far, in the month of June, we’ve hit temperatures in the high 90′s. This is record breaking weather. I would hope that all of our customers are outside enjoying the weather by swimming in their inground or above ground pools.
This weekend, we celebrate the 4th of July and what better way to celebrate then to get our swimming pools ready for a big summer party. Invite your friends and family over for a rocking good time. Niagara Pools will be open all weekend for all your swimming pool supply needs (and hot tub supplies too).
Happy Father’s Day Weekend
June 18th, 2010
Can’t think of what to get Dad for Father’s Day this year? Why not get him a gift card to Niagara Pools & Spas. That way he can use it for just about anything. Perhaps a floating lounge chair or that hot tub he’s always wanted. Let him make the choice this year by getting him a gift card from Niagara.
Niagara’s Television Commercials
June 16th, 2010We have just launched our television advertising campaign today. We will be airing three spots on a couple of major networks, so keep an eye out for them. We have posted the commercials on our home page and below we posted them again for your viewing pleasure. Let’s us know how you like them.
Thank You For Attending Pool School
May 13th, 2010
We would like to take this time to thank all of the attendees for coming out to our Pool School Classes. We had another tremendous year and look forward to next year’s. If you have any additional questions, feel free to ask us using our Facebook page or by commenting on this post.
Thanks again and we hope you have a great swimming season!
Pool School Is Coming Soon
March 30th, 2010
Pool School is right around the corner! Every year we hold our annual Pool School at all 4 locations. Our first Pool School class is April 26th 2010 at our Voorhees location on Route 73. After that we are holding 5 more Pool School classes starting the end of April and the beginning of May. We invite our representative from Bioguard, Joe Defuria, to come in and teach our customers about basic pool care. Each year we do this it turns out to be an amazing success. The class runs about 2 hours including refreshments and it’s completely FREE to sign up! After the class is over, you are invited to shop our store for some amazing Pool School Only offers, including 15% off Bioguard Chemicals. Limited Seating Available so call now or sign up.
To Sign up online go to our Pool School Page:
www.NiagaraPool.com/PoolSchool
Or Call Us To Register
1-800-ThePool
Atlantic City Home Show 3/5/2010
March 3rd, 2010
Niagara Pools & Spas will be at the Atlantic City Home & Garden Show
Friday March 5th: 2:00 – 8:00pm
Saturday March 6th: 10:00 – 8:00pm
Sunday March 7th: 11:00 – 6:00pm
Adults 17+ – $8.00
14-16 – $3.00
Children 13 & under: Free
65+ $5.00(All Weekend)
Military – $4.00(All Weekend)
Show Technology, producers of some of the largest and most successful home and gardening events in the country, presents the New Jersey Home & Garden Show. The biggest home and gardening event of the year is coming back to New Jersey and it’s better than ever, with just about everything for your home and garden all under one roof.
More vendors! More products! More ideas!
Get ideas for your home and get planning on your spring garden, all in one place!
Face Your Customers Featuring Niagara
March 2nd, 2010
Matt Giovanisci provides online links to the latest ads, sales, coupons and specials for Niagara Pools & Spas. He also offers advice on winterizing, and suggests solar pills and blankets to keep pool temperatures warm.
And Lynn White posts pictures of Water Works Pool & Spa employees, as well as informing customers of seasonal store hours and manufacturer rebates.
Welcome to the world of Facebook, retail-style.
“I just want to be on the cutting edge of things,” says White, whose store serves Tuscaloosa, Ala., and the surrounding area. “I don’t want to be the one that’s left behind. Plus the pool and hot tub industry is very visual, and this [medium] plays right into that.”
By fall 2009, Facebook, the online social networking phenomenon, had attracted upwards of 80 million users in the United States alone, with thousands more joining each day. Analysts believe nearly 25 percent of the American population currently subscribes to the free service.
And it’s not just the younger, computer-savvy generation — it’s seniors as well. Consider this: In the first six months of 2009, the number of Facebook users aged 55 and older grew by 513 percent, according to analytics company iStrategyLabs.
With millions of potential consumers accessing so much information in real time, the marketing possibilities are endless. And a small but growing group of pool and spa retailers already have embraced the mechanism. Whether it’s used to keep customers informed, share tips and advice, enhance an online presence, or simply foster a sense of community, Facebook has evolved into a powerful business tool. Read the rest of this entry »
Niagara Doesn’t Fall
February 12th, 2010
Kenneth Smith is president of Niagara Pools & Spas, a pool builder and spa retailer with four stores in and around the metro Philadelphia area. His dad started the business in the ’50s, initially building pools, then adding hot tubs in that industry’s infancy 30-odd years ago. In an interview with AQUA, Smith acknowledged recent woes in hot tub retailing, but pointed out that sales have always been cyclical and predicted an eventual return to levels not seen in five or six years.
How do you compare 2009 with what you’ve seen in the 30 years before?
It’s really where you’re coming from. If you’re looking at gross overall numbers, obviously 2004 was kind of the high spot for everyone. Then the next few years, you had a little change in ’05, then the downturn accelerated the next few years. But it really depends on where you’ve been and what your expectations are. It’s different, though. I’ve been the president of the company for about six years, and I’ve been running it for about 15 years, and I really have not seen anything like we saw last year. Read the rest of this entry »
