Onboarding - social template

This article provides a ready-to-use Facebook post template that your club can share to help existing and prospective members join via Hivepass.

Simply copy and paste the template into a new Facebook post, update the placeholder text with your club's details, and you're good to go. We recommend pairing the post with a strong visual, like a club photo, trail image, or Hivepass graphic, to catch your audience's attention.

🔍 Before You Get Started: Find your registration QR code and link

Each organisation on Hivepass has a unique sign-up link and QR code. These direct members to your registration screen and can be added to your website, signs, or emails.

📍 Where to find it in Hivepass Admin

1. Log in to your Hivepass Admin
2. Go to Resources > QR Codes > QR Codes (Hivepass)
3. Create a new registration QR code (if needed)
4. Copy the dynamic link or download the QR image from the QR code tab

🔹 Facebook Post Template

Use the content below to create your social media post. Simply select the content between START and END, copy and paste it into a new post, and update the bolded text (like <insert club name here>) so it reflects your own organisation’s name and signup link.

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Hi Members!

<insert club name here> is now using Hivepass for membership!

Becoming a member is super easy and it will only take a couple of minutes to sign up using your smart phone.

Here's how it works:

1: Download Hivepass for free here: <insert QR URL>

2: Open the app and enter your name and email address, set a password and select 'Create Account'

3: Select your membership package. (If you're signing up the whole family, have their details ready).

4: Enter your personal details and membership type. You can add a donation at this stage too if you like🤘

5: Pay securely using a credit or debit card

6: Just like that, you’re a member of <insert club name here> and you can start enjoying all of the benefits that brings.

Being a member means that you're directly supporting your mountain bike community by contributing funds to help plan, build and maintain our trail network.

More members means a larger voice and a stronger stance when it comes to applying for funding and permissions from local authorities.

The app also provides access to deals from local businesses, trail information and direct, up to date communications about events, races, dig days and more!

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