Here’s an easy-to-create giveaway to share with your members. By incorporating your club’s contact information in the center circle above, your members can share about the club each time they perform the magic. Click HERE to download the printable template…. Read More ›
Second only to a consistently involving monthly meeting, I consider the monthly newsletter to be one of only a few essential pillars of The Omaha Magical Society. I consider the newsletter a monthly marketing brochure for the club – reminding those… Read More ›
A proven and flexible magic club mentoring curriculum to build the leadership bench strength of a local magic club and continue to intentionally develop younger members; entrance to a magic club leadership poster gallery with over 300 leadership principles depicted… Read More ›
Containing a no cost young magicians’ curriculum (complete with online video reinforcement), a podcast for growing your leadership skills on-the-go, and a magic discussion deck template for generating magic discussion in your magic club between your newest member to your… Read More ›
A club online video library, weekly short email essays on enhancing your members’ performance skills, an online leadership self assessment, a video with ten proven principles for building a magic club, a blog with over 300 leadership posts and monthly… Read More ›
Add a new benefit to joining your club when you share the following link and password with your club members – giving them access to an instant online video library with 50+ magic tricks selected for their accessibility by a… Read More ›
Here’s a magic trick to which you can add your club’s contact information – providing a vehicle for your members to visit with others in the performance and even maybe the teaching of this magic trick to others. Click HERE… Read More ›
If your magic club desires a cost-effective curriculum for children ages 7-12, you might get some ideas here. Includes an Appendix with a white paper on suggestions for encouraging a child in magic and a research paper showing the positive… Read More ›
When our club hosts a lecture, we’ve found it helpful to ask the members to submit questions ahead of time as to what topics they wish the lecturer to address. And I must confess that I’m certainly not above submitting… Read More ›
From our club’s Magic In The Library initiative we have enough copies of Mark Wilson’s Course In Magic so that every two people will share a copy for our May event. Your club might have enough copies owned by your… Read More ›
When you want a member to share their knowledge on a given subject – knowing that member’s tendency to ramble; don’t hand them the microphone while you go sit down. Interview them instead. You will maintain control of the direction… Read More ›
Click HERE to download what I found to be a significant chart comparing and contrasting the various generations in our magic clubs. The chart provides many conversation starters for your club’s board or leadership team regarding how your club might… Read More ›
Here’s where five years ago we first tested the theory that aligning our club’s brand with larger more established brands in our area would strengthen our own brand through association. The club had a library of 1200 magic books that… Read More ›
Magic Club Leadership Resources 