Time to play.
Space to grow.
Brand and logo design, a WordPress website, photography, video and digital marketing that bring the Tee’d Up experience to life before anyone picks up a club.
A different way to play.
A clear way to discover it.
Tee’d Up takes golf indoors with a simulator experience that needs a little more explanation than a picture of a fairway. People want to get a feel for the place and understand what a visit involves. The website and campaigns have to make that experience feel tangible, not leave them guessing.
We designed Tee’d Up’s logo and work with the team across brand design, WordPress website design and development, ongoing website support, photography and video, Google Ads and Meta campaigns. The website gives the experience a home online; the advertising helps bring people to it. Looking after both keeps the story consistent.
A name to remember.
A look of its own.
We designed Tee’d Up’s logo to give the business a recognisable identity. Here it takes centre stage, before the photography, website and campaigns show how the brand comes to life.
The brief.
The work.
The thinking.
WordPress website design and development
We designed and developed a WordPress website that introduces Tee’d Up and gives visitors a feel for the indoor golf experience. Clear copy and considered layouts help explain the offer, while imagery adds the atmosphere. The aim is to make exploring the venue feel inviting and the next step easy to find.
Ongoing website support
Our support continues beyond the original website build. We help Tee’d Up look after the site as part of its ongoing marketing, giving the team someone to turn to when it needs attention. That familiarity makes the website a continuing part of the relationship.
Google Ads campaigns
We manage Google Ads campaigns to connect Tee’d Up with people searching online. The messaging needs to make the offer clear and give someone a reason to choose it. We bring that interest through to the website, where they can explore the experience in more detail.
Meta Ads campaigns
Meta campaigns give us the chance to show people what Tee’d Up is like, including those who may not have been actively searching. We use the creative and copy to introduce the experience, catch attention and encourage a closer look.
Photography and video
We produced the photography and video for Tee’d Up, capturing the venue and the experience of playing there. It gives people a proper look at what to expect before they visit, and gives the website and campaigns original material that feels like the place itself.
Brand and logo design
We designed Tee’d Up’s logo, giving the business a recognisable identity to build its marketing around. The brand design provides a consistent starting point for the website, photography, video and campaigns, helping each piece feel like part of the same experience.
The experience first.
The channels together.
We want the marketing to feel like Tee’d Up, from the advert someone first notices to the page they land on. That means keeping the creative and messaging connected, with the website doing its part in answering the next question.
Working across the site and campaigns gives us a useful view of the whole journey. It also gives Tee’d Up one team that understands how those parts fit together.
A closer connection.
Tee’d Up has a website and campaign presence that work together to introduce the business. The indoor golf experience is easier to show and explain, with paid advertising creating different routes for people to discover it.
Our ongoing work keeps the website and marketing connected as the relationship develops. It is a practical combination of design, support and paid media, all focused on helping a distinctive experience find its audience.
The team really got what we wanted to do with Tee’d Up. They’ve done a great job with the website, photos and video, and they look after our Google and Meta ads too. They’re easy to work with, quick to respond and always happy to help.
Your next
chapter?
Perhaps you’ve got a similar challenge. Perhaps you’re thinking, “We could do with a bit of that.” Either way, we’d like to hear about it.
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