Update the contact details on your club website. Your website can be an entry point for any community members who want to get in touch with you. Make sure any details are up to date and your hyperlinks are working. When updating your club’s contact info, also ensure someone from your club will answer any enquiries promptly.
Write a good news story on behalf of your club. If the latest update on your website’s news/blog section is from a couple of years ago, people may assume your club is out of action. Simple posts about your club’s activities or service projects are vital to make a good first impression.
Post regularly on social media. If you don’t have enough club material share, you can repost or share content from the Rotary South Pacific Facebook and Instagram pages to show the great work of Rotary in our part of the world.
Check your club’s branding. Remember to check your club’s t-shirts, banners, aprons, etc. and make sure they are branded correctly. Rotary’s brand centre helps you create club or district logos.
Tell your Rotary stories. Now your essentials are up to date, remember to talk about the lasting impact of what Rotary does! What impact has your club made in the last few years? If you’re not sure what story to tell, you can always start by sharing either why you joined Rotary, or why you stay with Rotary.
For more ideas, visit our Public Image page