Real Life Room Escape Website 101 - Contact Information

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Real Life Room Escape Website 101 – Contact Information

A phone number on its own does not count as contact information.

Lisa Spira

22 October 2015

1–2 minutes

A phone number on its own does not count as contact information.

At a minimum, your real life room escape website needs to include your:

email address
physical address
phone number

It’s nice to have the social media links too (Twitter is especially useful).

But really, just have a way for people to get in touch.

If I can’t figure out how to book my group with your pricing scheme, give me as many options to resolve the problem as possible.

Also, if I can’t copy your email address from your website, I might type it wrong and never reach you.

Don’t make it hard for me to give you my money.

2 responses to “Real Life Room Escape Website 101 – Contact Information”

RY

October 22, 2015 at 2:10 am

Is twitter useful for potential room escape players, actually? I would love to know more.

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1. David Spira
  
  October 22, 2015 at 9:45 am
  
  We love Twitter, and use it all the time @RoomEscapeArt.
  
  It’s a good idea to have an active social media presence on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest. If you’re looking to target corporate events, then add LinkedIn into the mix.
  
  The important thing to note is that norms and behaviors are different on each of these platforms. If you try to use them, make sure you’re doing it right.
  
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Lisa Spira

Editor-In-Chief at Room Escape Artist: Whether she is editing REA’s content, leading the Hivemind, or wrangling the logistics for RECON or the Escape, Immerse, Explore Tours, Lisa is the reason that everything runs like clockwork. As a linguist and data expert, Lisa also leads our Industry Data efforts and is responsible for our annual Industry Reports. Lisa is the heart of REA and also bakes all of our escakes.