Internet Websites
www.bpaa.com Information on this site will update
and training, meetings and events, legislation, youth programs, tournaments, industry links, Access Store for materials, human resources, The Bowling Foundation, seminars, survey results, and so much more.
www.bowlexpo.com I
The official website of nternational Bowl Expo, the
premier event in the bowling industry. Check here for information on the annual industry convention, exhibition, and registration.
www.bpaafoodservice.com This fully-integrated website has been designed to address the needs and objectives of our members’ food service operation.
www.bowlingfoundation.org Read about the many effective programs that The Bowling Foundation has to offer. Find out how you can contribute to The Bowling Foundation.
www.bowlersed.com Everything you need to know about the In-School Bowling program.
www.stemarketing.com Do you want to increase revenue
bowling center? Strike Ten Entertainment, the marketing arm of the bowling industry, can help. Visit our website or call 1-800-871-7869 and ask us how!
www.gobowling.com Gobowling.com is an online bowling center directory that allows
near their area. This website lists all of Strike Ten Entertainment
promotion. As a BPAA member your bowling center is listed in this directory and when you participate in a program such as Tony’s Free Game of Bowling, an icon will show up next to your center enticing the consumer to visit your center and use their coupon.
If you are a member and you don’t see your bowling center listed on
Gobowling.com, contact
toby@bpaa.com to get set up.
When looking to make a change with the intentions to improve on something that has worked successfully for many years, it can be a little nerve -racking! We made the decision to change from our local provider to BPAA Webservices in July and we could not be more satisfied.
John E. Casbar – Sunnybrook Golf, Bowl, & Motel Sterling Heights, Michigan
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