Court Marketing — Pickleball, Tennis, Badminton on LOOP

How LOOP handles it

Players auto-join the Zalo Mini App on first booking. AI Segments splits them by sport, skill, weekday vs weekend preference. Off-peak promos target the right segment at the right hour; tournament invites go to skill-matched players.

The specific pains here

1. #1Weekday afternoons run 20–30% utilisation.

   How LOOP solves it: AI-timed promos to retiree segment (mid-morning) and coach segment (2–4 PM).

2. #2No-shows on prime evening slots — 25% baseline.

   How LOOP solves it: AI No-Show Guardrail requests VietQR deposit on high-risk bookings; re-lists to waitlist if unpaid.

3. #3Tournament posts on Facebook attract wrong-skill players.

   How LOOP solves it: AI Invites target skill-matched players from your own database on Zalo.

4. #4Coaches want to promote their own lessons but you don't want to share the master member list.

   How LOOP solves it: Coach role has scoped access — only their own students, campaign volume capped.

The LOOP playbook

A repeatable, step-by-step operator workflow — copy it into your ops manual or run it as-is inside LOOP.

1. Step 1Weekday afternoons run 20–30% utilisation.

   Do: AI-timed promos to retiree segment (mid-morning) and coach segment (2–4 PM).

2. Step 2No-shows on prime evening slots — 25% baseline.

   Do: AI No-Show Guardrail requests VietQR deposit on high-risk bookings; re-lists to waitlist if unpaid.

3. Step 3Tournament posts on Facebook attract wrong-skill players.

   Do: AI Invites target skill-matched players from your own database on Zalo.

4. Step 4Coaches want to promote their own lessons but you don't want to share the master member list.

   Do: Coach role has scoped access — only their own students, campaign volume capped.

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