A structured plan of attack lets you know what changes your club wants to see, how you think you can achieve those changes and provides a way of checking that your agreed ideas turn into a reality. From club leadership and management perspectives, you can plan your expenditure and prioritise your actions based on the growth you can expect to see within your club. It also helps you monitor and evaluate progress and take each task step-by-step.
This will allow you to identify who currently plays, who used to play and who doesn't play so you can provide better offerings these different groups. Click here
This will allow you to understand your existing and lapsed members:
This will allow you to deliver to your existing and potential members. Use Sport New Zealand's free Insights Tool that contains demographic information, trends from Statistics New Zealand and school census information. Find out more
Giving your club targets motivates and inspires its’ members and gives them a sense of what is possible. Find out more
Setting smaller goals on the way to your long-term plan provides you with a useful measuring stick for progress. Download a scorecard template. Click here
Work out what it will cost to make it happen so you can prioritise and document your plan. Download a budget workbook. Click here
Having a range of options allows you to cater to people's different lifestyles and budgets. Download a membership structure guide. Click here
This will ensure your members receive value for money:
This will help your club to be a success within your community. Find out more
Without an implementation plan your strategy will mean nothing. Download an strategy execution plan. Click here
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