Personal Involvement Benefits:Built-In Connections: If you're part of any clubs, student government, Greek life, or professional organizations, you can use those existing relationships to:Offer DoorList to simplify event planning for the group.Get firsthand feedback and testimonials about how it works.Build credibility by demonstrating personal use within your circle.Reputation as a Campus Leader: Being actively involved shows you're familiar with campus culture and can connect with diverse groups more easily.

1. Research and Identify Key OrganizationsObjective: Target groups with the highest potential for collaboration and impact.List Active Organizations: Compile a database of all registered student organizations (RSOs) at the college, including fraternities, sororities, sports teams, and cultural clubs.Prioritize High-Engagement Groups: Focus on groups that frequently host events, such as Greek life, student government, or campus-wide event committees.Understand Their Needs: Research each organization’s mission, event types, and challenges in planning to tailor your approach.2. Develop a Personalized Outreach StrategyObjective: Build trust by demonstrating value in an authentic way.Create a Template Pitch: Develop email or DM templates that highlight how DoorList can make event management seamless, save time, and boost attendance.Customize Communications: Reference their recent events or specific challenges they might face in organizing them (e.g., managing RSVPs or collecting dues).Leverage Existing Networks: If you know any members of target organizations, ask for an introduction or endorsement.

Campus Organization ConnectionsLeverage relationships with:Women-Focused Clubs: (e.g., Women in Business, She’s the First) to promote Diem as a tool for mentorship and advice.Resident Assistants (RAs): Collaborate with RAs to share Diem during dorm hall meetings or in group chats.Professors or TAs: If you have a strong relationship with faculty or TAs, ask for a shoutout in relevant classes (e.g., women’s studies, business courses).