How do I run a Makers Club?

A Makers Club gives people who make things a café that feels made by people too. You build it in Your club, under What members get.

Set it up

Anything the menu marks Off shows Switched off when you open it: press Switch on and set it up (on a phone, + Add more lists them). Changes wait for Save in the bar at the bottom of the page, or at the top right of an offer’s full-screen editor on a phone.

1. Maker morning. Press Flat ongoing benefit in the menu. Choose Set price, write “a hot drink and a bake” in What they get, and set your price. Under When it can be used, press Add limits, choose the weekday mornings you want under Days it can be used, set the hours, then Save limits and Save.
2. The workshop table. Press Club perks in the menu, then Add a perk with a Heading such as “Book the table for a craft meet-up or show-and-tell” and a Phone or Link call to action. Press Done.
3. The exhibition wall. Add another perk, Heading “Space on our wall to display or promote your work”. Press Done.
4. Launch-night invites. Add a third perk, Heading “Priority invites to maker pop-ups”. Press Done, then Save. When one’s happening, open Broadcasts → Write something to tell members.

What members get

A hot drink and a bake at a fixed price on the mornings you choose, a table they can book for meet-ups, space to show their work, and first word on pop-ups.

What your staff need to know

Scan the member’s pass: the maker-morning offer shows ready to give in the right hours. The other three are Club perks, listed under Club perks — nothing to redeem.

How you’ll know it’s working

The Flat ongoing benefit card on What members get shows how many members claimed maker morning this month.

Related

• Makers Club on our inspiration page
• Which kind of offer should I use?
• How do I send something to my members?