3 Proven Reasons Why Your Club Needs a Good Website

Melody Jaimon • June 17, 2021

Organisations like clubs need a professionally designed website if growing is a part of your future plans, especially since people today have become accustomed to searching the Internet for information about their hobbies and interests.


Attracting new members could difficult if your web presence is terrible – or worst, non-existent? Moreover, how will you retain existing members if you give them the impression that you don’t care about evolving with the times?


And yes, even a website that is outdated or poorly designed can lose you potential and existing members. Bad websites are so frustrating to use that they can drive visitors away immediately. 


Still not convinced? In this blog post, we will show you the perks of having a proper website – one that is informative, compelling, mobile-friendly, and professionally designed. 

New Members Are Likely to Find You Online

Since we are right in the middle of the Internet age, new members are likely to find you via your website. This means you have to make sure that your first impression is an excellent one.


Having a good club website gives you the opportunity to showcase everything that’s great about your organisation, enabling you to leave a lasting impression on your potential members, which may result to an increase in club membership.


On your homepage, you can display upcoming events, features of the club, membership options and community involvement.

You can also use it as a platform to highlight what your organisation stands for, allowing you to attract new members who believe in the importance of what you do or share the same values as you do.


It’s also key to refrain from withholding information about your club just because you think it’s “exclusive”. The more open and available you are, the more likely that you’ll entice prospective members to sign up.

You Will Increase Retention of Existing Members

By having a club website that is professionally designed and regularly updated, your existing members will have a place to go for the latest news, upcoming club events, connection via social media and even discussions with fellow members. All of these engagements will help you increase member retention.


The best part about this is that you can make a membership website and add as many features as you like to elevate the online experience of your members. This can be a login feature, a membership renewal feature, or anything in between.


You can further improve the experience of your existing members by giving them perks, such as personalised web pages and exclusive content, depending on the membership plan they availed. You can even offer free coupons to keep them even more engaged.


So basically, with a club website, you have a place where you can effectively engage your members online. Apart from that, your existing members are sure to love having an exclusive place to hang out on the Internet.

Your Club Will Stand Out from the Rest

While doing some research on a certain club, we came across clubs NSW’s website that represents thousands of member clubs across the region.


One thing I noticed about their member clubs is that many of them have a website that is either outdated, hotting 404’s, poorly designed, or not being regularly maintained.


I also noticed that their largest and most successful member clubs have mastered the art of utilising the Internet to their advantage.

So, if you want your club to stand out over other clubs in your area, having a proper website is a good start.

By “proper", we mean that your site has to be uniquely designed, aesthetically appealing, easy to navigate, search friendly, and mobile friendly.

Takeaway

Whatever your organisation, whether it’s a social club, a hobby club, a sports club, a country club, or everything in between, having a website designed by the pros will benefit you in so many ways. It is the ultimate tool for attracting new members and engaging existing members. You are missing out on a world of benefits if you don’t have your own club website.

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