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Yes. There is no charge to use the Site Caddy service. There is a small
charge for each text message sent, but you are not required to send any. For SMS
text message pricing, check here.
To find out how to use SMS to increase club revenues, click
here.
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Yes. At Site Caddy, we consider your online security and privacy a top
priority. Users must enter a Club ID, username and a password to gain access to
Site Caddy. When you sign up for Site Caddy, we will assign your club an ID, as well
as one username and password for one user. After that, you are free to create other
users of the site, each with there own username and password. You can create as many
users as you need, and revoke their access privileges at any time.
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When we say Site Caddy is a "web-based system", we mean that you do not need to install
any software on your computer to use the system. You use Site Caddy as you would
use any web site: all you need is an Internet connection and a recent version of a popular
web browser such as Internet Explorer, Netscape Navigator or Firefox. In fact, if
you know how to surf the web, then you know how to use Site Caddy. And every time
you log on to Site Caddy, you have access to all of our latest news and features. No
upgrades to install- ever.
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SMS stands for Short Message Service. It's a powerful technology that people use
to send short text messages from a phone or computer to a wireless phone. SMS has been
exploding around the world, in large part because the messages are sent and received
almost instantly. For golfers, these messages are great for urgent messages such
as course closures due to bad weather, reminders of club events, and any other news that
you want to make sure your members know about.
SMS messages are very cost effective compared to traditional forms of marketing and
communication, and billions of them are sent every day. Most of your members already
have wireless phones and use SMS, according to the latest studies. To learn more
about Site Caddy and SMS, click
here.
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A content management system, or CMS, is a system used to manage a web site. Typically,
it helps non-technical users to make changes to a web site, as well as uploading new photos
and documents.
Site Caddy is an example of a CMS, but it is also much more. Site Caddy's powerful
messaging features make it a complete communications tool for golfers. And Site Caddy
can be used in place of a web site by smaller clubs and societies. So what is Site
Caddy? It's a tool that helps your golf club harness the power of the Internet.
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The Site Caddy system is fully supported, and our team offer 24 Hour e-mail support
for any questions, suggestions or technical issues you may have. Site Caddy also
includes comprehensive documentation online, but most find the system so easy to use
they just dive right in.
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