Great pages to add- build a robust tool-filled site for your members

Cool pages! OK, I’m a page thief! However, I strolled around the pages of other early adopter ToastmastersClubs.org sites (the most likely to have cool stuff on their sites) and found the following: Link to TI New Member Application Link to TI Awards Application Download Page Link to Online Timer for rehearsal Link to Word of the Day application Link to our District (contests and conventions) Link to icebreaker speech pages Link to our club’s DCP Page for officer emails Our page isn’t done yet—does anyone else have some great tools to share? Feel free to steal the links from our site to build your own robust member resource! Pat Raymond VPM #5037 5037.toastmastersclubs.org

Hello Pat thanks for the tips check out your club website link it is not hot>

Patricia,

We have a Recognition page that contains recognition for both the club and its members.

Pam-

Not only is the recognition page great, but it will encourage members to speak to make their committed date!

A wise man once said, Creativity is plagiarism from multiple sources. I just started my site yesterday and I made like a bandit through a number of older sites here. One gem I found was the web-based speech timer which might come in handy for practicing at home.




tmd55.org/timer.htm



Enjoy,

Rick Lakin

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When I setup the site for 9924, I added a public 'Meeting Highlights' page.

This year's president of 2919 opens each meeting with a Tuesday Tip. I started putting the most recent one at the top of the home page of our old site in order to increase search hits. When setting up the new site, I added a public page to keep a running history of Joan's Tuesday Tips.

Both sites now have a public page that is expected to get updated regularly. I am told that this will help drive the site to the top of searches.