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Thu, Jun 23 2016 6:12 AM (14 replies)
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  • Premed
    776 Posts
    Wed, May 11 2016 4:43 PM

    I'm looking for help to get my CC off the ground. I know that CC's are a dime a dozen these days and I don't know what to say to make mine attractive to members.

    But I would appreciate a little help to get some club XP points to get us going & if ur not in a CC and would be OK with being basically a mercenary for a few days or weeks to give us a little boost then I would be most appreciative.

    Of course I am just waiting for the usual thread cops to slam this post ( you know the type, about 5 posts for every round played) but honestly I dont care what those pratts say any-more, they are just WGT brownosers.

    Sooo just remember dont drink & post or else you will sound like me :)

  • ct690911
    7,205 Posts
    Wed, May 11 2016 5:05 PM

    "Of course I am just waiting for the usual thread cops to slam this post (you know the type, about 5 posts for every round played) but honestly I don't care what those pratts say any-more, they are just WGT brownosers."

     

    It's been my experience that when people "politely" reach out for help, it's usually provided. 

    ct

    Edit: the OP informed me that his above comments were meant in jest. Given there is no indication of that, I had no way of knowing. I will take him at his word and apologize for my veiled irritation in responding.

  • SERPENTARIUS
    83 Posts
    Wed, May 11 2016 6:09 PM

    I am the owner of WHITESNAKE C.C.and I am looking for a club with around 40 players to merge with. Club owner and all players will come to WHITESNAKE and the previous owner of defaulted club will get officer status.

    We are level 5, almost 6 and give away $30.00 + in credits every week for fun.

    We are a club clashing C.C. and are looking to take down the top 5. Just myself and a few others placed 66th in the last clash,taking down top 25 clubs.oday

    Come join today!

  • CEverett12
    14,177 Posts
    Wed, May 11 2016 6:12 PM

    You need to send invites to people ( Lots and Lots )  You will get about 1 or 2 out of every 10 

    Its a lot of work !

  • Premed
    776 Posts
    Thu, May 12 2016 2:31 AM

    ct690911:

     

    ^^^ sigh

    It's been my experience that when people "politely" reach out for help, it's usually provided. 

    ct

    Thanks for sharing your experience, that's not always been my experience, But thanks for that helpful comment .. and the sigh, much appreciated.

     

  • Premed
    776 Posts
    Thu, May 12 2016 2:39 AM

    CEverett12:

    You need to send invites to people ( Lots and Lots )  You will get about 1 or 2 out of every 10 

    Its a lot of work !

    TY for that. I really don't want to pester people by overloading with invites I am more into building with the right people rather than anything but I was just looking for a bit of a boost to low club xp points.

    However its just hard to attract any members when a club has hardly any present members to start with.

    Most of the friends I have made on WGT are with other solid CC's and I really don't want to be in the business of poaching as some of these are former clubs that i was a member of.

    I'm certainly not going to make this a "lots of work" scenario, life is too short, and if that means failure of my little cc then so be it.

     

     

  • TWOMINUSONE
    2,580 Posts
    Thu, May 12 2016 3:08 AM

    If your looking for a solid base to start with, then you need to target the lower end tier players with decent stats. But you also need some higher end players in there also. Try get a few mates to join, and build from there.

    Some things to think about:

    Players with experience, so that they can pass it on to newer players.

    Newer players who keep coming back to WGT to play regularly. If you see they have already bought some clubs, then you know they are hooked, lol.

    Check the stats of the newer players, and try differentiate between new player, and multi accounter. Multi accounters usually hit the ground running. They will also win everything in your competitions, and therefor push folks away.

    If you dont want rag bags in the club, then try and see what kind of posts on the forums they are making. The last thing you want is somebody posting abusive posts, or been abusive to somebody else. Especially in your own club. Before you know it, they would bring some abuse your way as well, even from others not associated with your club.

    Write up a page on the "Country Club Corner" in the forums telling folks about your club. Maybe some rules, and info on other stuff, like competitions etc. Folks will read this, and ask to join. 

    You need something to entice them. Usually this means competitions. Even if its a few CTTH comps thrown in with a full round one. 

    Prizes go a long way to enticing folks in. So if you can only afford to give a sleeve or 2 of balls to winners of comps, then make it so. 

    Do send out lots of invitations, but stear clear of poaching from other clubs.

    When you have a good few in your club, try and give some duties to those you trust. A lighter workload will be very beneficial to you in the long run. Let them set up comps, and even have one to go and target new members. If you have one particular member who is very creative with ideas for comepetitions, then put them in charge of comps, and so on. Dont try and force this on anybody, they need to be eager to do it themselves. Put a post in your own CC area to find out who is willing.

    I see you have an image on your profile. Im not sure if this is a ready made image, or if you have somebody who made it up? If you have somebody who is handy with images, then create trophies for the winners of the competitions. I liitle bling on a winners page goes a long way.

    Cruel, but probably neccesary. Weed out non active members. And try to keep competitions fresh. Stagnation in competitions is a no no. Playing the same format over and over just makes folks weary. 

    Get feedback from your members. You might have a genius onboard without knowing it. Some members have great ideas, but are a bit timid when it comes to putting them forward. If you ask for feedback and ideas, you may be surprised at what comes at you.

    Just a few starters in there, hope this helps. But you probably know this already, lol.

    Ive sent a friend request. Please accept it so that you can message me if you need any other info.

  • browneyes1994
    317 Posts
    Thu, May 12 2016 3:33 AM

    The club i am in started about 5 weeks ago. We are getting new members at a steady pace. It is hard i know but my owner just keeps asking  those not in a C.C. or if any one is looking for new club. (works now & then ) Stick with it, you will be ok.  Look in wgt community next to my profile and they have new players just starting out and most do not have a cc.  :-) Like I said it is tough to find good people. Good Luck.

  • bubbsboy
    6,879 Posts
    Thu, May 12 2016 3:39 AM

    ^^^^^^^^^^ + loads

    And i can add if may

    Try to have end product to your club comps, i.e excel league tables.

    So not just click and play, actually folks gathering points for places over set weeks etc

    Bubbs

  • WoodyJeep
    1,961 Posts
    Thu, May 12 2016 6:12 AM

    If you think CC's are a dime a dozen then your biggest selling point is why are you starting a new CC. Otherwise, just join an exsisting CC like mine, Nice and Friendly. Read our advert here in the forum.

    Good luck, be well.

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