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So, what are your ideas?

Once I get the companies and the goodies listed for the virtual jumbo toss, I figure that will be an inducement, but how to we get the word out more?

I am certain that we have just tapped the tiny tip of the iceberg so far, and it is encouraging to see the folks from Germany and Finland, etc., joining.

But how do we get a wider group of disc golfers?

One thing I will do later in the spring is send laminated flyers for Ben to post as he heads out to visit 600 courses.

Thoughts? I'm a firm believe in multiple heads can have better ideas than just one.

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How about some sort of referral system. We all love competion. a point for every new member that you get to sign up. Most points wins something at the end of each month with a big prize at the end of the year, for the golfer who got the most new golfers to sign up. Not sure how to keep record of it. Just an idea.

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i like this idea

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i can pass out some flyers at the tournaments. on the 19th we have the ice bowl up here and then net month were going down to chico for the chico challenge and ill definitely spread the word

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I've noticed at a lot of the courses here in the southeast there are often message boards near the first tee or parking area for notices-- if you had available or sent out a graphic with the site's address and some of the advantages of joining and the site's high points (chat with pros, wider discussion formats, personalized pages, etc) that people could print up and post, I think that would a fantastic word-of-mouth method. I know I always stop and read the board if something is posted.

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Hello Terry my name is Terry as well, I have an idea that may or may not work. The web site has things like CLUBS or groups, Conversation. My idea is starting a new one called “local clubs” or something like it. Now all the people in a particular golf club can come to this web site sign up and go to there disc golf club group and see what’s going on with the club of example who hit an ace? , what time is doubles? , things like this. Now everyone in the golf club who wants to be involved in the club can, and they have to come hear to help them do it. It would be cool to say our club has its own little web site. This would be easer then calling people in the club to tell them that something is going on at the club. I think the word would spread fast in the clubs, BETTER GET ON BOARD.

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okay i posted the site and a little information on the local tournament form at http://discgolfstats.com/courses/Shasta_Series-Disc-Golf-Forum.aspx hopefully this will get a few people to join. i know we get at least 50 - 60 golfers at each tournament and around 200-300 golfers throughout the series so ill do my best to spread the word up here in the Nor-Cal

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If you will compose a flyer for us to print I'm all for putting it up at our course here in North Little Rock. I'm sure people in other areas of the country and world would be happy to do the same on their course bulletin boards. Have you ever thought about trying to get Disc Golf websites, PDGA Gotta Go Gotta Throw etc, to promote the site by putting up a blurb and posting a link so other DG can find out about us here.

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I like the idea of making fliers available at various courses, but it's important for people to REMEMBER when they get home from a round of golf to VISIT the site and get signed up.

The web address -- simple as it is -- can be tough for people to remember, so I think it would be important for every flier to have a tear-away strip with the web address on it (much like other fliers with phone numbers on them).

Terry, maybe you could post a downloadable flier for us to print out ourselves, complete with eight or ten "tabs" along one side with the web address on each one. We can cut the tabs ourselves and post the fliers at courses all over...well, all over the WORLD, for that matter.

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email Td's of tournaments and inform them they are free to use your site to promote their tournament. then people reading more information about the tournament. will already be on the website!

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Short Term: Come up with a catchy name for this site. 2-syllables.

Short Term: Sponsor a big tournament like Bowling Green AMs or Loco at the Mills.

Long Term: Make it easy for TDs to enter in tournament results on this site. Both sanctioned and unsanctioned tournaments would show up. DGRUS profile linked to tournament results. Eventually develop a ratings system that combines both pdga and non-pdga rounds.

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T-shirts
Mini markers
bag tags

I know i would totally wear a DiscgolfersR.us Tee shirt on the course.

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I also think that associating it with tournament results would be a good way to get traffic. However for sanctioned events you can just go to the PDGA site for that. It would be good to have unsanctioned events I guess.

Since Terry is asking for donations to help run the site, I don't think that he is wanting to sponsor a tournament... LOL

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