Re: Cult: Web sites of local clubs - How Beneficial??

Whether to have a website;

As PR chair for AIS I have some observations. I get
requests for information from all over the country. If
I have a website for a local club it can make it much
easier to connect them to a potential new member. It
is a great way to have info about shows and special
programs available. There is a downside though. If
your website is not updated regularly with correct
info it can be a turnoff. I have had several
experiences of trying to connect a person to a group
only to find the website showed a president of the
affiliate who was dead or no longer a member. It can
be a fantastic tool to work with but must continually
be worked at.

--- Linda Smith <irisgrower@cableone.net> wrote:

>  I'll try again. Looks like other didn't go.
> 
> 
> Subject: Your E. TN Web Site
> 
> 
> Linda,
> 
> I notice it at bottom of your e-mails.  Our club is
> trying to decide whether
> to start one.
> Do you feel it is of value to your club?  Is it
> worth the money and time?
> 
> To anyone else that has a site for their group. 
> Positive and Negative input
> would be helpful.
> 
> I enjoy looking at others sites.  But don't have a
> clue if people really
> look at these sites
> 
> and are they beneficial??
> What are some of your opinions??
> 
> 
> Linda in CW AZ
> 
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