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Best Practices for Alumni Clubs

Best Practices: Example #41

Club nameU of M Club of Denver
What made you choose this method of promotion? We wanted something inexpensive that people would be able to easily keep track of and see on the fridge.
Why is this means of promotion better than other methods?Less expensive and easy to pass out
Who helped to make this happen (stranger from local paper, AAUM, club member w/connections)?Our former president, Corey Brooker, took care of the details.
How much did this cost the club?Approximately $300 for 1,000 magnets
How far in advance of needing it did you have to prepare the materials (how much planning did it take)?We talked about it for a long time but once the design was turned in it was very fast, less than a month.
How did this benefit the club?At events we can pass out the magnets which have all our contact info. This eliminates the need for business cards that people lose track of, writing phone numbers and Web addresses on little pieces of paper that inevitably get lost, etc.
Is there additional information you would like to share?The magnets have been great for us. I have a few in my car, in the baby's diaper bag-everywhere we go we can pass them out.
Contact (name and email)Jenny Zichterman, president@gobluecolorado.com

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