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1. MAKE
YOUR EVENT CALENDAR OPEN TO COMMUNITY One survey
found that 70% of website visitors were seeking event
information. Show the latest event information on your
site, instantly and automatically updated to reflect
any changes. Each department or ministry should have
its own calendar, making it easy for people to find
information that matches their interests. Click the following link to read our newsletter article on how a customer got
people involved by making their event calendar open to the
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2. USE
EVENT TICKETS ONLINE & ON-SITE People expect
convenience everywhere they go. Offer the convenience
of ordering tickets for events on your website. Give
your staff the ability to use the same system to take
orders in your lobby. Allow online purchasers to print
e-tickets or request them by mail or will-call. Click the following link to read our newsletter article on how a customer
got people involved by using event tickets online and
on-site. |
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3. REACH
THEM WITH E-MAIL Why make people come to your
website to get information? Send them an e-mail each
week with the exact event information they are interested
in. Give each subscriber a list of upcoming events that
match personal interests (youth, sports, music, etc.).
Click the following link to read our newsletter article on how a some of our customers
got people involved by reaching them with e-mail. |
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4. REGISTER
FOR YOUR EVENTS. ANYTIME, ANYWHERE People hate
standing in line. Give them the convenience of 24/7
registration through your website. People can visit
your website anytime day or night and let you know what
events they'll be attending. Make it possible to get
more accurate numbers for head counts and future planning.
Click the following link to read our newsletter article on how a customer
got people involved by allowing them to register for
events anytime, anywhere. |
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5. CUSTOMIZE
YOUR COMMUNICATIONS Let visitors to your site
subscribe to your newsletter and pick the ministries
that interest them. Automatically send a personalized
newsletter to each subscriber every week that includes
news from each selected department, plus the personalized
event listing. View reports showing
which recipients opened their message and which links
they clicked. Click the following link to read our newsletter article
on how a customer got people involved by customizing
their communications. |
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6. USE
RESERVED SEAT TICKETS AS AN OUTREACH TOOL People
appreciate having a reserved seat for an event. It eliminates
the hassles of finding a seat or meeting a friend. If
you give someone a ticket, they are more likely to attend.
Click the following link to read our newsletter article on how a customer
got people involved by using reserved seat tickets as
an outreach tool. |
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7. MAKE
GIVING CONVENIENT Some people have jobs or other
commitments that keep them from attending regularly.
Let contributors set up and manage their giving through
your website. Enable each person to have total control
of his or her own giving. Automatically send an e-mail reminder
before each contribution is made. Click the following link to read
our newsletter article on how a couple of our customers got people
involved by making giving convenient. |