This page is for those items which do not really fit in any of the other pages.
I recommend browsing the page to see if you can find something you find Fun and/or Useful.
Advocate Virtual Gathering
Grab a copy of the agenda
If you didn't sign up beforehand, please email me to get the meeting information
Scott@PBAdvocacy.com
October 12, 2026
From 1830 to 2000 ET
The Advocate Bag
Details on the purchase coming soon.
Weaponizing the pickleball world with Selkirk paddles
When the Selkirk Labs Project Boomstik was released, as most or were, I was waiting ever so patiently, not worrying where it might as I continued to wait. Then as the hero of the story, my patience paid off. It had arrived; but with delivery driver who looked a little pleased with my package. And what did I find hidden inside...?
Watch this inspirational video of patience and perseverance
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A Selkirk Advocate
Demo Swag Box Option
I am certain there are many ways to use the Selkirk Demo Day Swag Box contents, but here is just one idea:
Use the items to entice people to attend/host Selkirk Demo Day Events.
In my area it is difficult to get venues, clubs, organizations to host demo events. This may be one way to encourage them to host one and give their patrons reason enough to attend. I would not give out the details of what is given away/raffled beforehand, other than to say those who have already purchased a Selkirk-brand paddle and bring it will receive a special reward.
Please let me know what you think of the idea, and of any other ideas you have for using the Swag box, or to encourage the hosting of Demo Days.
Creating QR Codes
Give your participants a way to get them where YOU want them to go!
My preferred tool to create QR codes is QRCode Monkey. QRCode Monkey is one of the most popular free online QR code generators with millions of already created QR codes. The high resolution of the QR codes and the powerful design options make it one of the best free QR code generators on the web.
QRCode Monkey has the to not only create codes to direct people to a web page, but it also offers the ability to create:
Text
Email
Phone
SMS
VCard
MeCard
Location
Facebook
Twitter
YouTube
Event
Video PDF
Social Media
Feedback
Selkirk Grip Comparison Guide
For those who do not use an over grip, the choice of paddle grip can play a determining factor in paddles selection. The resource provides a Selkirk grip comparison.
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Determining a Players Paddle NEEDS
Some players "think" they NEED in a particular paddle. But that is often a want more than a need. This flyer is an attempt to assist the player in determining what the currently NEED in their next paddle.
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Which Type of Paddle Do You Need?
Figuring out which paddle is best for someone can be difficult. It all depends on what they want and need from their paddle. This resource offers a guide to figuring out the type of paddle, and the Selkirk paddles which meet those needs.
Demo Day Paddle Questionnaire
When you want a better picture of where a player fits in the Selkirk lineup, this survey can help.
A lot of people do not want to take the time to complete a survey like this (although some people do like to show others how good they really are). I recommend letting them know that Selkirk would like for us to get a better picture of their abilities for selecting the right paddle. This can elevate some of the trepidation people have.
Notice at the bottom, the last questions is if they would like to be contacted after the demo day. This is a wonderful way to build a client base.
📥 'Reading the Questionnaire'
Pickleball Advocacy's Recommended Demo Paddle Lineup
Not that anyone necessarily asked for my opinion (anyone who knows me understands that I have one for almost anything), but I thought I would share my thoughts on a recommended paddle lineup (the paddles you may want to consider adding to your arsenal).
I have listed the paddles in the order of significance to you and your customers. A combination of customer interest/return on investment/demographics, etc. I suggest starting at the top and add the paddles down the list as you can afford them. The upper list is what I would consider necessities. The second list are the paddles that should be added as you earn additional funds.
Let me know where I was gravely mistaken.
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