App Ey jo Dore : f asd i! vine ihe Ha io va MrsLivsey 4 Woodland High School 800 Old Alabama Road Cartersville Georgia’30120 95 Dear Mrs. Livsey: How to gain people's interest in a club? I all started with a girl wanting to make a difference in her school. She was begging people to attend and not letting everyone know ‘what the club was actually about. There was a Facebook thread trying to get suggestions on how to make people attend and food was the answer. This club had the ability to impact the lives of so many people not only in the community but globally. This was not just some hashtag on Instagram or just another campaign or club. This would make a difference and a positive one on people. It was time for them to change the way they advertised the club, By creating better posters that encouraged people to go or going into classrooms and giving a little information about the club. They could post a YouTube video about the club or maybe even call students during a meeting. This is a time of changing interest. There are more efficient and better ways to let students know about your club. Uses these to your advantage and show people your club can make a differenee. Sincerely, 89 Justin Tea 38 Summit Ridge Drive CartersvillgGeorgigg30120an peste February 2, 2017 k qeotaliee . ide je it wee (Beverly Livsey Business Communications 800 Old Alabama Rd. SE Cartersville, GA 30120 Dear Mrs. Livsey Today, should a student seek help in starting a new club, what most people will tell them is that they need to host lots of food to secure a sizable attendance. This leads to the idea that students attend meetings for clubs only if there is something for them to gain, like food. The question arises, “How can we get people to come without bribing them?" Perhaps the answer lies within the methods of reaching the audience. It appears that the old fashioned methods of announcements over the intercom no longer receives well with today’s generation. Instead, if someone were to desire attention to their club, they should make an effort to appear in particular classrooms and give a 30-second speech, for example. With today’s informational network going almost completely digital, perhaps one could wave their banners in the virtual halls of social media, like Facebook and Twitter. {tis a new playground in 2017; and in order for a new club, or an existing one, to survive, it will have to play by the rules of the new generation. Charles Beimicmeras Vapor” a Turk, Harriet. "Engaging Your Members." Tomorrow's Business Leader Fall 2016-17: 6. Print.