Hi team,
After a little more research today, I’m not sure if this is the hosting vendor I think we should use (I’m now leaning toward ClassCreator.com since it’s more visually appealing, but I want to triple-check that I’m not missing something
on pricing).
However, it would still be great if you could review the site below for content/suggest any other info you think we should have in there by Friday. Then I can work Saturday on finishing the site, and can pay for it
before my 7-day free trial expires and we lose all the work!
You’ll see that I mention on the site electing a new slate of class officers. We do this every five years, at major reunions, for my college class, and I think it keeps people involved and works really well. I also want to include—if
I didn’t already—a field that asks who might be interested in helping plan the next reunion, in case we don’t get much take-up on the officer front (wouldn’t be surprised).
Let me know what you think! Once everyone has accepted the Google Group invite, I’ll migrate solely to that e-mail so you don’t get these 2x.
Thanks!
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From: Pam Testani
Sent: Monday, December 31, 2012 1:19 AM
To: 'Stefanos Marcopoulos'; Tara Morales (morale...@gmail.com); jenna....@gmail.com
Subject: Reunion update
Hi team,
I set up a trial account with MyEvent after doing a little research, and created
this draft website to serve as a homepage for registration, class poll, etc.
The interface kind of sucks, but it is the best one I was able to find in my exploration. It is slightly more expensive than Reunion Manager, but believe it or not, these websites seem much more sophisticated than what I could find there! And we couldn’t
have that site directly host the class poll, which I thought might detract from people taking it.
If we like this kind of thing and can deal with its dark-ages web design, it will cost us $80 (from my quick read) to sign up for four months (from now until our reunion). All of these sites charge a flat fee and then as a result of their payment processors,
a per-payment fee. Collectively these will probably cost us almost $5 of leakage per ticket. Personally, I would rather choose less fancy food to get food price as close to $50 as possible and then pay up to go with this easy registration/payment route rather
than try to figure out how to build our own website and route people through the free side of PayPal, but let me know what you think.
Let me know what you think!
Pam
Pam Testani
Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co.
555 California Street, 51st Floor
San Francisco, CA 94104