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This is the official Kiwanis Club Sites training website. If your district or club would like a free website, please contact us here, to get on the list

Club Sites YouTube Training Channel!

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This site will show you how to:

  • Do everything with a security-first mindset
  • Access your club site
  • Customize the Club Site template content
  • Add content
  • Create forms
  • Accept payments
  • Use best SEO practices to create effective pages that Google will love
  • Use Google marketing tools to optimize your content
  • Use Google Analytics to track your site usage
  • Much more!

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Kiwanis International
2 days ago
Kiwanis International

At Kiwanis, we practice servant leadership. Servant leadership operates from a place of love, where leaders are motivated by an internal desire to help others. Are you interested in helping others?

Learn more: bit.ly/3PH5m0Q #KidsNeedKiwanis ... See MoreSee Less

At Kiwanis, we practice servant leadership. Servant leadership operates from a place of love, where leaders are motivated by an internal desire to help others. Are you interested in helping others? Learn more: https://bit.ly/3PH5m0Q #KidsNeedKiwanis
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Kiwanis International
3 days ago
Kiwanis International

We asked Kiwanians to give us tips on everything from planning a service project to working with youth. Here’s a sampling of what they’ve shared.

On getting local news coverage:
“My suggestion to other clubs is to always reach out to your local news outlets. They are always looking for content. Also, invite them to attend or even be a part of the project. Inviting local elected officials also helps because the news media tends to follow them more closely.”
Joel Harris, New York District Kiwanis governor-elect and former district PR coordinator ... See MoreSee Less

We asked Kiwanians to give us tips on everything from planning a service project to working with youth. Here’s a sampling of what they’ve shared. On getting local news coverage: “My suggestion to other clubs is to always reach out to your local news outlets. They are always looking for content. Also, invite them to attend or even be a part of the project. Inviting local elected officials also helps because the news media tends to follow them more closely.” Joel Harris, New York District Kiwanis governor-elect and former district PR coordinator
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