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Building a Stronger District

 

 

Membership Building
 
 

Virtually all Toastmasters clubs need a constant inflow of new members to stay healthy. That's not necessarily a bad thing! Most members join Toastmasters with specific objectives in mind and leave when they have achieved them.  More than  95% of the  people who  leave Toastmasters  leave

happy and say they might join again in the future.
 

There are many things your club can do to attract new members. This portion of the web site provides ideas and resources that can help keep your membership at a healthy level - 20 members or more, with at least 15 attending meetings.

We're compiling a list of resources to help Clubs attract and retain members. Need help in a specific area? Just Click-A-Brick!
 
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Have 12 or Under Members? Request a Coach!

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The Smedley Contest

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The Courage to Conquer Contest

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Talk Up Toastmasters

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Beat the Clock Contest

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Speechcraft  Your Club's #1 Membership Building Tool!

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Maintaining Strong Clubs

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Benefits of Joining Toastmasters

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Let the World Know! (Publicity and Promotion)

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How to Rebuild a Toastmasters Club

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Fliers / Brochures

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Need New Members? Try this Membership Building Contest

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Membership Building - 101

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First Aid for Your Club (Bandages, band-aids, medicine....)

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Flier of the Week

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100s of Membership Building Ideas

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Membership Building Ideas from New Zealand

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Membership Building Ideas from Club 386

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10 Proven Ideas to Retain Members

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Spice Up your Meetings

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Make Your Own Club Business Cards

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Make Your Own Club Letterhead

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