Now it is not an impossible task to get your club website entered into the TI A Club’ application. ‘Find In figure 5 below are instructions from TI to update and link your club’s website. Figure 5 Another area where many of the clubs are missing opportunities is in the social media arena. There are so many social media sites to choose from like Meetup, Facebook, Linked-In, Instagram, You Tube, Twitter, Pinterest and also Google. The question that we have to ask ourselves is which one is right for our club. The most effective site so far to bring in guests has been Meetup. Now before everyone runs out to sign up for Meetup there is a cost to have a Meetup account unless you request one from District 56. Please contact the District 56 webmaster at . This individual will assist you with the club setup process on the Meetup website. Below is the information that he will need if your club is an open club. Club Number where you meet when you meet Any supporting details (e.g. directions to the meeting, who to ask for, why you’re a wonderful club and why someone should join!). Also, list membership requirements if you’re an advanced club etc. Once created the meetup website will send an email to you containing a URL, similar to this one . Figure 6 shows the clubs that currently utilize Meetup and their current membership base. Figure 7 is a zoomed in view of the data in the core of District 56. Figure 8 shows the percentage of social media sites in use within District 56.
Now it is not an impossible task to get your club website entered into the TI ‘Find A Club’ application. In figure 5 below are instructions from TI to update and link your club’s website. Figure 5 Another area where many of the clubs are missing opportunities is in the social media arena. There are so many social media sites to choose from like Meetup, Facebook, Linked-In, Instagram, You Tube, Twitter, Pinterest and also Google. The question that we have to ask ourselves is which one is right for our club. The most effective site so far to bring in guests has been Meetup. Now before everyone runs out to sign up for Meetup there is a cost to have a Meetup account unless you request one from District 56. Please contact the District 56 webmaster at . This individual will assist you with the club setup process on the Meetup website. Below is the information that he will need if your club is an open club. Club Number where you meet when you meet Any supporting details (e.g. directions to the meeting, who to ask for, why you’re a wonderful club and why someone should join!). Also, list membership requirements if you’re an advanced club etc. Once created the meetup website will send an email to you containing a URL, similar to this one . Figure 6 shows the clubs that currently utilize Meetup and their current membership base. Figure 7 is a zoomed in view of the data in the core of District 56. Figure 8 shows the percentage of social media sites in use within District 56.