REPs Membership Drive Launched

The “Target 2000″ Membership Drive has kicked off and we will need the help of each and every one of our members to serve as recruiter in their Districts.  We are seeking District and Super-District Reps to move the process along.

Please, if you have not already, fill in and send me – rotarymark@gmail.com the filled in form below to update our database.  Also, please ask those you recruit to do the same. Note – You can also send your contact information via in the Reply box below.

Thanks

FILL THIS OUT

Your – FIRST NAME:

LAST NAME:

 ROTARY CLUB:DISTRICT:

CLASSIFICATION;

COUNTRY:

EMAIL ADDRESS:

Club and District Websites:

OTHER (Skype, www/ URL, etc):

 Thank you!

How to Put the Rotary International RSS on Your Website

One way to keep up on RI events and to pull Rotarians to your website is by putting an RSS on your site.

 So what is a RSS:  It is a communication tool that brings news updates from another website.

 One of the biggest reasons people visit websites is to get information. If you can regularly provide fresh, quality content on your website you can expect to be rewarded by visitors and return visitors. What’s more, you will be rewarded by the search engines. I recommended that you add new and original content to your site as often as possible, ideally once a day.

OK – so you are convinced – how do you put the Rotary International RSS on your website?  - 

Just copy the code below and paste it wherever you want it to show up on your Web site, and it should work with no problems.  Not that is is HTML and you need to put this code into an HTML box that you create.

 <script language=”JavaScript” src=”http://itde.vccs.edu/rss2js/feed2js.php?src=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.rotary.org%2Frss.xml&chan=y&num=0&desc=1&date=y&targ=n” type=”text/javascript”></script>

<noscript>
<a href=”http://itde.vccs.edu/rss2js/feed2js.php?src=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.rotary.org%2Frss.xml&chan=y&num=0&desc=1&date=y&targ=n&html=y”>View RSS feed</a> </noscript>

Welcome to all Rotarian bulletin editors and webmasters

Welcome to a new feature of the Rotarian Editors and Publishers Fellowship (REPs)  This blog – potentially powerful Internet resource is designed to serve as a valuable resource for you to share your knowledge and skills in this form of Club/District/Zone communication.

 Our blog will provide the chance to share our expertise and knowledge with a larger audience on a regular basis.

 I suggest you benchmark our blog URL – http://repsfellowship.wordpress.com and refer to it on a regular basis and feel free to contribute.

Yours in Rotary,

Mark Zober

Chair, REPs

RC Jerusalem District 2490