Last week we looked at using advertising campaigns to reach out to new club members. This week we explore how you can use social networks to really increase the reach of your campaign.
First of all, we appreciate that you’ve been keeping up with series so far. And if you’re someone who has stumbled across the blog posts, then be sure to check out the first two posts – preparing the recruitment campaign and create and optimize club website to catch up and connect all the dots.
Our next posts explore how clubs can reach out to the local community, engage their supporters, and run fantastic registration events. But first we turn our attention to advertising your club in your local area — an effective and often free way to raise awareness and boost club membership.
As we continue to guide you through a successful recruitment campaign for any sport season, we have some great content, tips and knowledge to share.
The first post dealt with getting you all hands on deck with the foundation of your recruitment campaign, but now we move into the refinements which push you forward ever more. So, lets get started with the second post.
A great website is your club’s shop window. It will be the first place for prospective members to look for information and get an insight into the everyday activities of the club. There are numerous reasons to create and optimize your club website. Your club website should highlight opportunities and benefits of signing up, as well as being the go-to place to find all essential details needed to be a member.
New research shows that the number of people who return to a normal weight after becoming obese is nearly zero, and current strategies for weight loss are ineffective.
We have been focusing on user onboarding for some time now to make it easier for new coaches, managers and athletes to get accustomed to Sportlyzer. Besides, the Invoicing app got a few improvements, and we’ve released a major update to iOS Coach Diary apps (iPad and iPhone).
Sportlyzer is looking for a content marketing specialist with very strong creative and professional writing skills in English, and a lot of insights into youth and amateur sports. You will be writing and marketing articles about sports club administration and training management, product release newsletters, press releases, copy for digital products, and creating white papers and infographics. The other just as important half of the work is marketing your creation: communicating to bloggers and journalists, managing our social media accounts, and sending out the newsletters.
We are happy to announce the launch of a new app on Sportlyzer – Club Dashboard. It’s like your own jet pilot cockpit – you have everything you need to fly a plane (or control your club) in there.
Our Android Coach Diary app just had a major redesign and Calendar features added a few weeks ago and now we’ve got some more great news for you. Messaging features, known to you from our web platform, are now also available on Android devices!
