What your website should be saving you

(and earning you, too)

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perfect for Clubs that need temporary signage or bold outdoor branding.

Here’s how a well-built site can reduce workload and boost revenue.

1. Online bookings:

Set, Forget, and Fill Tables

With integrated booking tools, patrons can book a table or trivia seat any time.

No phone calls, no staff. Every client we’ve worked with who added online bookings saw a spike in catering numbers.

(It makes sense. People want to book on their terms and many prefer not to speak to someone to do it.)

2. Answer FAQs once, not 15 times a day:

“What time is the raffle?”

“Do you have a kids' menu?”

“Is the bistro open Mondays?”

When your website shows accurate menus, hours, and event details, you cut down on phone calls and admin while instantly improving the guest experience.

3. Be found first (by locals and tourists):

Locals want to know what’s on. Tourists Google where to eat.

If your website is outdated or invisible, you're out of the running.

A mobile-friendly, SEO optimised site makes sure you're found when it matters.

4. Make function enquiries a no-brainer

Functions are easy money but only if people know what you offer. A tidy layout with menus, images, and an enquiry form lets people say “yes” with minimal fuss. Make it easy to book and you’ll see enquiries rise.

5. Photos that do the selling

Forget stock shots.

Real photos help people picture themselves at your venue and that connection starts well before they arrive.

6. It works while you sleep

Late-night restaurant and function bookings, gift voucher sales after hours - your website works 24/7. Can your front desk do that?

So, what’s the cost of not having a good website (or a website at all)?

• Missed bookings

• Lost event enquiries

• Weak first impressions

• Staff bogged down on the phone

• Guests going elsewhere

We absolutely LOVE helping our Club clients make the most of their online presence. Is your website doing what it should for your Club?



Still wondering if it’s worth the investment?

Flip the question: What’s the cost of not having one?

(or not having a good one!)