Many clubs are interested in promoting themselves on Facebook and would like to link their web site to their Facebook page. With this new feature, that process becomes very simple.

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We’re about to update the Message Center in both Site Administration and the Members Only Area. Read about the improvements and the launch schedule here.

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If your club sells sponsorships, or would like to sell sponsorships, for your web site, here’s some really good news for you. We’ve just added a really simple way to display sponsors.

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We’ve just revised the Club Information page on our ContentManager web sites to include a Google map to your meeting location.

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More and more, we’re hearing from clubs that they want their members to be able to find information on the Home page. One way to accomplish this is to create multiple news stories on your Home page.

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While all of our sites operate from a template, clubs often have slightly different needs. One of our goals is to continually make our sites more flexible while keeping the administrative interface simple.

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Getting information about how many visitors your site receives can be very helpful in determining how effective your site content is at getting and keeping visitors. Now, we’ve added Google Analytics to help you get this information.

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Lately, we’ve had some requests to make it possible to display more than one news story on the Home page. We added that feature recently, so now you can put more than one story on the Home page whenever you need to.

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Most clubs stagger the terms of their Board of Directors. Some even go so far as to consider each term a separate “class” or board, i.e., Class of 2009. Those clubs like to list their directors on the Officers page as separate entities. This post covers how to modify the members for one Board of Directors or for several.

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One of the features that is available on all of our ContentManager sites is the site audit. The site audit performs an analysis of what “content elements” are present, or missing, on your site. It does not evaluate the quality of those items, merely checks for their presence.

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