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WayNet Director's Report - October 15, 2020

Membership

Changes/Additional Fees:

  • (-$300) Removed ReCare for non-payment
  • (-$300) Total Memberships

  • ($250) Donation from Dakota Collins
  • ($ 25) Photo Sale to Rails-to-Trails
  • ($275) Total One Time Sales / Donations / Credits

Advertising/Marketing/Community Relations

  • Wayne County Connections TV Show (Viewers directed back to website /Page)
    • Our host was unable to tape a show for September/October.
    • Next week will feature George Philhower, Superintendent from Western Wayne Schools.
    • The WC Connections page received 7 pageviews from 7 users from Septenber 14 through October 13 Google Analytics.
  • Twitter - we now have 2,436 followers. (Twitter no longer notes total tweets sent.) During September, we had 2,777 impressions, and gained 3 followers.
  • Facebook - 1,998 people "like" our Facebook page, and 2,009 are followers. 77% are female, 22% male.
  • Our Flickr account regularly receives 500 to 2,900 views daily. Occasionally, we will have an anomaly and it bursts up to 20,000+ in one day. Our 17,516 photos have received 5,077,313 views since we joined in 2005. We have 204 followers.
  • Our Instagram account (@waynet_org) has 185 posts, 588 followers and 387 following.

Issues & Projects for September - October

  • For health and safety reasons, I have continued doing most of my work from home, going into the City Building once every week or so to check mail and deposit checks via the Library.
  • We are out of letterhead, but since we haven't met to confirm the direction for the organization, I have been printing "letterhead" with my personal color laser printer.
  • Working with the Marketing Dept. at Reid Health to try and figure a way to import their events.
  • Continued work on updating rotating images on website pages.
  • Met with James Hensley of Coldwell Banker Lingle. Thanks, Richard for helping set up this meeting!
  • Did a current site backup to the computer at the office.
  • Reviewed a variety of reponsive design layouts/services/options. Nothing is "easy and perfect"!
  • Attended 1/2 of staff development day for MRL.
  • Project Hours

Photo Sessions:

  • Fall photos on 10/11
  • Rural Wayne County
  • Pumpkin Day
  • HolmanPhotos.com shared usage of some photos with WayNet.

Website Maintenance:

  • Found a solution (less than perfect, but workable) for including images on our sidebar. Using Flickr's "include" code on indiviual pages. Probably about 1/2 way through with the update. These images are indivualized for each page, so I often spend some time updating links while I have the page open, making it a fairly slow process.
  • Slowly reviewing pages for dead/broken links, URL's needing updating.
  • Technical issues:
    • Still searching for fix for "robots.txt" issue that Google is returning for our calendar section. Any help appreciated!

    My To-Do List:

    • Still need to work on transferring data from Access into a Google Spreadsheet so we don't lose the information.
    • Website Overhaul - review log analysis, research technical options and trending layouts
    • Ongoing: Schedule guests for County Connections.
    • Ongoing: Make calls on members/potential members
    • Ongoing: Continue to review & update web pages.
    • Prepare & Mail invoices and statements each month, Accounts Receivable
    • Ongoing - Review files for clean up using Screaming Frog SEO spider and Optimizr.com.
    • Set up Internship/Volunteer Program

    Log Analysis

    Current Reports
  • 2019 Reports

    Google Analytics Report for 2019 / Comparison to 2018
    Note: we added a fix for our "https" mid-year 2018, which made Google happier.

    Tutorials

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    We R Richmond - Richmond Community Schools
    Morrisson-Reeves Library
    City of Richmond, Indiana
    Belden

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    Fossiliferous limestone of the Ordovician Period in the Whitewater Gorge is 425 Million years old. It is one of only two places in the United States where this type of limestone is exposed to the surface.