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Setting Up Club Profile

Update: 2026-06-15 | 351 views | Share

1. The Importance of Club Brand Identity

A Club Microsite updated with high-resolution logos, banners, and transparent info can yield a 200% increase in conversion rates for recruiting new members or registering guest players.

*The Sportnet.vn platform allows you to customize your group's details, turning your club page into a professional digital profile that builds a lasting and unique identity.

2. Image Dimension Standards

Club Logo - 1:1 Aspect Ratio

Your logo serves as the primary visual identifier in search directories, community matchmaking feeds, and member rosters.

  • Recommended size: 500 x 500 pixels (Square).
  • Recommended formats: PNG (for background transparency) or JPG.
  • Maximum file size limit: 2MB.
Cover Banner - 16:9 Aspect Ratio

The banner acts as the hero image at the top of your public microsite, reflecting your club's spirit and professionalism.

  • Recommended size: 1200 x 450 pixels (Landscape).
  • Use clear, high-quality team photos or court facilities to build immediate trust.
  • Maximum file size limit: 5MB.

3. Configuring Skill Levels and Recurring Schedules

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Specify Your Core Skill Levels

To prevent extreme skill gaps that lower match enjoyment, Sportnet offers standardized rating options from Beginner to Advanced/Pro. Defining your club's average skill level helps external players assess suitability before requesting to join.

Classification Tip: You can select consecutive ranges (e.g., Intermediate - Advanced) to broaden matches, but explicitly state any special guidelines in your description.
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Define the Recurring Baseline Schedule

This core feature automates session scheduling. Input the baseline recurring days, start/end times, and court counts allocated for your group.

Automation Engine: Sportnet.vn relies on this baseline schedule to automatically generate calendar events, track recurring attendance, and sync group financials without manual input.

4. Writing a Compelling Club Description

The Three-Part Formula:

Structure your description with: (1) Your club's history and philosophy, (2) Detailed costs (membership dues vs. drop-in fees), and (3) Contact details and guest policies.

Call to Action (CTA):

End with a warm invitation: "We always welcome guest players to test their skills with us on Tuesday evenings. Click the 'Join' button to reserve your slot!"

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