PROMOTING ROTARY’S PUBLIC IMAGE

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PROMOTING ROTARY’S PUBLIC IMAGE WORKBOOK CHAPTER 9

ROTARY PUBLIC IMAGE COORDINATOR How I can work with you and your district: 1. 2. 3.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES By the end of this session, you should be able to: Understand the newest market research findings that inspired Rotary’s latest messaging and public image campaign Use the new public image resources to enhance your communications efforts Identify the qualities and skills of a successful district public image chair and appoint an effective public image team

BENEFITS OF PUBLIC IMAGE Increased visibility Increased membership and contributions Partnerships and support for local projects Engaged members

PUBLIC IMAGE RESEARCH FINDINGS 75% of respondents are aware of Rotary 35% are unfamiliar with any Rotary program 41% are familiar with local clubs Members are “not like me”

PUBLIC IMAGE RESEARCH FINDINGS We are attractive to purpose seekers Individuals engage with us because of local impact Members stay for relationships and shared values

PEOPLE OF ACTION

NEW AND ENHANCED RESOURCES Messaging Guide Helps tell Rotary’s story and engage audiences Additional resources: Event Planning Guide Social Media and Public Relations guides

CREATE YOUR OWN TOOLKIT Up-to-date facts and figures Sample promotional channels Suggested timelines Key messages Sample posts Graphics Infographics Videos Templates

SELECTING A PUBLIC IMAGE COMMITTEE Professional background Relationships with media professionals Effectively conveys the essence of Rotary Excellent speaking, presentation, and writing skills Knowledge of media and communications Thorough knowledge of club and district activities

MAXIMIZE YOUR ONLINE PRESENCE Is contact information easy to find? Is it free of Rotary jargon? Are there pictures? Are there distinct sections for members and nonmembers? Do you refresh your content regularly?

MEASURE IMPACT Do local clubs have more recognition? Is there less confusion about what Rotary is and does? Do you have more opportunities to talk about Rotary? Is it easier to tell the Rotary story? Do you have stronger relationships with local media?

KEY RESOURCES Brand Center Press Center Public Relations page RPIC Rotary Showcase

REVIEW OF LEARNING OBJECTIVES By the end of this session, you should be able to: Understand the newest market research findings that inspired Rotary’s latest messaging and public image campaign Use the new public image resources to enhance your communications efforts Identify the qualities and skills of a successful district public image chair and appoint an effective public image team