Why Centralized Club Solution Apps Are Best for Sports Organizations
Clubs and organizations rely on email threads, piles of paperwork and WhatsApp chats to keep everyone in the loop—but here’s the problem:
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What makes a good brand book?
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How to create a good brand book?
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Important elements of a good design brand book
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What brand book references can I use?
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A brand book can always keep evolving
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Clubs and organizations rely on email threads, piles of paperwork and WhatsApp chats to keep everyone in the loop—but here’s the problem:
1. Lost in the noise – Critical updates get buried under endless messages and clutter.
2. No control – Anyone can hit “reply all” or start a side chat, leading to confusion and miscommunication.
3. Not built for clubs – These tools weren’t designed for volunteer managers, directors, or parents juggling schedules, resources, and real-time updates.
Forward-thinking leaders are moving to community hubs...
secure platforms designed specifically for sports. With everything in one place (announcements, schedules, training videos, resources, and discussions), clubs can finally create the clarity, consistency, and culture they’ve been missing.
At SportsShare, that’s exactly what we’re building:
a safe, centralized space where organizations can focus less on chasing messages—and more on building community.
Curious what this looks like for your club? Let’s talk.
About the author
Ty Summach is a versatile executive who is supporting the growth of SportsShare and contributing to various innovation hubs with extensive leadership experience.
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