
From the public page to member participation
Keep your front door.Connect the journey.
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Choose the action
Start with the joining, booking or registration journey that matters most.
Website connectionOakfield CommunityYour club websiteConnectedWebsiteMember portalSample club data - 02
Connect the destination
Use portal links and supported embeds suited to your website and permissions.
Member formHousehold detailsMember intake formCompleteSample club data - 03
Walk it through
Review the public page, next action and return route with your website team.
Household accountAlex MorganActiveJamie MorganHouseholdSample club data

Built around your people
Interest becomesa useful action.
Plan the connection around the website platform and access your team already has.
- Joining & registration: Give membership and program information clear destinations.
- Public shopping: Connect visitors with your Online Store journey.
- Member account access: Keep the route into the member portal easy to recognize.
One connected club
The visitor continues.The journey feels clear.
Walk through the action, destination and return path on desktop and mobile with the people who manage your website.
The details, clearly
A few questions.Clear answers.
A useful starting point for your next club conversation.
Do we have to replace our current website?
Usually, a website you control can remain in place. We will review its platform and permissions, then recommend links or supported embeds for the member journeys you want to connect.
Can Clubward work with WordPress, Wix or Squarespace?
We can review WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow and custom websites. The connection method depends on the links, embeds or scripts your website allows.
Which website journey should we connect first?
Choose a frequent member action that currently generates requests for directions, such as finding registration or account access. Follow the public page people start from and identify the destination that lets them complete that specific task.
How can we tell whether the handoff is clear?
Ask someone unfamiliar with the setup what they expect the button to do, then follow its destination together. Check whether the page, action label and return path still make sense on a phone as well as a desktop.
Should shopping and account access share one button?
Give each a clear purpose. The public Online Store serves merchandise shoppers, while member portal access serves account tasks. A visitor should understand which destination matches what they came to do.
Connect your websiteto what happens next.
Bring your current site and the member actions you want to improve.
Book a website walkthrough