Introduction: ABF Learn to Play Bridge Marketing Toolkit

To help your club promote its Learn to Play Bridge courses and programs and attract new players, we’ve created a ready-to-use Learn to Play Bridge Marketing Toolkit. This package includes a range of promotional materials designed to help you raise awareness, generate interest, and encourage newcomers to take their first step into the world of bridge.

Some materials are editable in PowerPoint or Word for easy customisation, while others are ready to use straight away as print-ready PDFs or web-friendly image files.

Below, you’ll find everything you need to get started.

ABF Learn to Play Bridge Toolkit Assets, Templates & Materials

1. Learn Bridge Marketing Toolkit Guide  
   (IMPORTANT: Please read before using any of the campaign materials.)
2. Marketing Tips  
   Helpful, practical suggestions to support your club in promoting Learn to Play Bridge programs using the resources in this toolkit.
3. Email Marketing Templates  
   Editable emails to promote your lessons, follow up with interested players, and drive registrations. Email Banners for your email marketing or email signature.
4. Posters & Advertisements  
   Customisable and print-ready designs to help you promote your bridge lessons around your club and community.
5. Refer a Friend Campaign  
   Tools and messaging to encourage current members to invite friends and family to try bridge.
6. Social Media  
   A collection of ready-to-use and editable copy and graphics for Facebook, WhatsApp, and other platforms.
7. Website Banners  
   Web banners to use on your club’s website, newsletter, or digital promotions.
8. ABF DIY Toolkit Feedback Survey

Help us make future toolkits even better-your feedback is invaluable! By sharing your thoughts, you’ll help us build on what’s working well and optimise future toolkits to be even more useful and relevant for you. Please take a few minutes to complete our short survey below once you have downloaded the toolkit.

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