Archery Trade Association Articles

Wendy Lang from the Archery Trade Association (ATA) explains how to apply for Paycheck Protection Program loan forgiveness in this video.

Our friends at the Archery Trade Association (ATA) produced this video to help hunting retailers navigate the somewhat murky waters regarding tax implications for 2020 coronavirus programs.

There are millions of potential bowhunters in North America, and some of them are employed in the archery industry. Here’s how to reach them.

Outdoor Product Innovations acquires Wicked Tree Gear; Tyson Yates named director of Easton Archery sales; NSSF 2020 Industry Reference Guide available; and ATA offers printable store signs, plus releases backyard shooting safety video.

A carefully crafted preseason sale can increase your archery shop’s foot traffic and boost your bottom line. Here’s what you need to know to develop a plan.

Blue Heron Communications offers free industry services during COVID-19; NASP announces On Target for Life Awards; USA Archery names 2020 Collegiate All-American Team; and ATA’s new coloring book for kids.

Our friends at the Archery Trade Association provide updates on virtual small business town halls and the Paycheck Protection Program.

New programs from the Archery Trade Association and new archery products gave the 2020 ATA Show a positive vibe.

The Small Business Administration is offering low-interest loans for businesses impacted by the coronavirus. In its latest video, the Archery Trade Association shows you how to apply for these disaster relief loans.

By staying calm and having a plan, your company can be productive amid COVID-19 concerns. Our friends at the Archery Trade Association (ATA) offer these nine suggestions.

You can apply for a disaster relief loan through the Small Business Administration to get financial assistance. Our friends at the Archery Trade Association (ATA) explain how.

Show season for archery dealers is over; now what? Here are your next steps.

ATA members must help identify and remove participation barriers if the industry wants archery and bowhunting to grow.