Help · Committees · Club settings
Set up the welcome for newcomers
The welcome asks first-time visitors to your club page whether they're already a member or new, and shows newcomers how joining works. You need the Owner, Editor or Membership secretary role.
- Go to Settings and select Welcome and joining.
- Tick Welcome first-time visitors.
- Under How to show it, choose a pop-up on their first visit, or a card on the Next run tab.
- Write a short Welcome message, and set Taster runs before joining (0 to 10).
- Fill in any of Membership fee, How joining works, What to bring and Questions go to (an email address for an Ask the club a question button).
- Under Joining steps, select Add a step, or Start from the suggested steps and change them. Each step has a title, an optional sentence, and an optional button with a link.
- Select Save the welcome, then Preview on the club page to check it.
Good to know
- You can have up to 6 steps. Without any, newcomers see the suggested three.
- In a step, {tasters}, {when} and {fee} are filled in for you.
- The number of taster runs also decides who's Ready to join on People. See Follow newcomers through to membership.
With joining online
Once joining online is open in Membership, the welcome uses it. See Open joining online and take payments.
- The last joining step gets a Join button with your club's name, in place of its own button.
- {fee} shows today's price from your membership types, such as "from £10 until 31 December".
- Guests see Join online on the Next run tab, and About on the Club tab has a Join button.
- I've already joined looks people up on your members list. Paid: they're a member straight away. Paid in an earlier year: they're asked to renew. Not found: they're shown as a member, and you check them in People.
- The committee sees all this before joining opens.
Related
- Change your club's details, colour and iconSet the club name, highlight colour, club night and start point, whether runners can find the club on clubroutes.com, and the club's icon.
- Set up the club feed and look after what's in itSwitch the club feed on, add a line to a run's recap, pin or hide posts, and keep or remove reported photos.
- Set up pace groups for club nightsList your club night's pace groups so members can pick the one they're running with, and everyone sees how many are in each.
- Set a club goal for the seasonSet a target for the kilometres your club runs together this season, and members see the progress on their Me tab.
- Let members post runs for others to joinChoose whether members can post their own runs on the club page, and name your main club runs.
Still stuck?
In the portal, use Ask at the top of the screen to ask a question in your own words. For anything else, contact the Club Routes team, or check Club Routes' status if something isn't working.