An outline of a New Met League marketing campaign has been submitted to CCLA for review. Once review and adjustments are made, we will actively reach out to OTB Clubs and State Orgs throughout America.
Stay tuned, good things are coming!
Sunday, October 28, 2007
Thursday, October 25, 2007
Busy time at work, will start marketing soon
I've been rather busy at work, but can start to see where daylight might creep in. I have some OTB Clubs in New England that Eric sent me (thanks), and I will be following up with OTB Clubs in Idaho and Florida. More in a few days.
Monday, October 15, 2007
CCLA / New Met League in Susan Polgar's blog!
Susan was kind enough to author a blog entry dedicated to correspondence chess. We replied to it, and she created an additional blog entry especially for CCLA / New Met League!
http://susanpolgar.blogspot.com/2007/10/ccla-new-met-league.html
Please share with friends and help people get started talking about New Met League :-)
http://susanpolgar.blogspot.com/2007/10/ccla-new-met-league.html
Please share with friends and help people get started talking about New Met League :-)
Saturday, October 13, 2007
"Introduction to New Met League" now available
An "Introduction to New Met League" is now available on the right hand column under "Documents...". It explains the benefits of New Met League to OTB Clubs, as well as reviews how to join, signup and play.
Thursday, October 4, 2007
Newsletter #2 now available
New Met League newsletter #2 is now available. On the right column is a "Newsletter" section, find "Newsletter #2..." and click on it.
We are packed with good news. In the short time since the inception of New Met League, we have four OTB Clubs actively competing in two matches, the CCLA Board has approved the match and fee structure, Idaho is considering an "OTB Club vs. rest-of-Idaho" match and we are fine tuning our processes.
We are now ready to do active marketing. I believe Connecticut, Idaho, Massachusetts and Pennsylvania have additional interested Clubs. Specifically I'd like to get in touch with:
We are packed with good news. In the short time since the inception of New Met League, we have four OTB Clubs actively competing in two matches, the CCLA Board has approved the match and fee structure, Idaho is considering an "OTB Club vs. rest-of-Idaho" match and we are fine tuning our processes.
We are now ready to do active marketing. I believe Connecticut, Idaho, Massachusetts and Pennsylvania have additional interested Clubs. Specifically I'd like to get in touch with:
- Mechanics CC in San Fransisco
- UPitt CC in Pittsburgh
- Boylston CC in Boston (I might see them Saturday)
- Marshall CC in New York
Wednesday, October 3, 2007
CCLA approves New Met League structure!
This is great news. The CCLA Board has approved the match and fee structure to support the New Met League activity. In the newsletter #2 (should be out tonight), you will see a full description of the partnerships that make New Met League possible.
Idaho looks like they will be the next to jump in. The President of the Idaho Chess Association is thinking they may start with an OTB Club vs. "The State". Since they are a rural state, this may be the way to go. Then OTB chess players across the state can compete against a big time Idaho chess club without travel.
This is a great example of the flexibility offered by New Met League, and the new exciting venues offered by this type of "hybrid" play. Webserver correspondence chess doesn't compete against OTB chess, it helps OTB chess players compete in new ways!
Idaho looks like they will be the next to jump in. The President of the Idaho Chess Association is thinking they may start with an OTB Club vs. "The State". Since they are a rural state, this may be the way to go. Then OTB chess players across the state can compete against a big time Idaho chess club without travel.
This is a great example of the flexibility offered by New Met League, and the new exciting venues offered by this type of "hybrid" play. Webserver correspondence chess doesn't compete against OTB chess, it helps OTB chess players compete in new ways!
Monday, October 1, 2007
Newsletter #2 is in review
Newsletter #2 draft is complete, and being reviewed by CCLA. It explains all about New Met League and introduces the first four teams in the League! It's a great issue and will be out in the next few days.
Amici Sumus!
Amici Sumus!
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