human-first content pillars
we shifted from announcements to stories, showing the people and personality behind the club.
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real people
execs and members as authentic personalities, not just names on a poster
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behind-the-scenes
candid moments, humor, and the everyday energy that makes serve feel alive
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event energy
capturing the excitement and community vibe from sessions and tournaments
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competitive highlights
showcasing skill, intensity, and the club's performance credibility
three-term content evolution
each term tested a different content approach. here's what we learned:
1
winter 2024 — fun & casual
attract new and beginner players
result: strong early engagement, but performance declined toward end of term
💡 learning: too one-dimensional—novelty wore off quickly
2
spring/summer 2024 — casual–semi competitive mix
balance approachability with skill
result: slower start, but engagement improved by end of term
💡 learning: iteration within the term mattered more than initial direction—variation and pacing helped recover audience interest
3
fall 2024 — competitive focus
establish credibility and performance identity
result: strongest overall engagement and reach across all three terms
✨ success: competitive positioning resonated most while still allowing lighter content moments
📊 performance-led iteration
using instagram insights, we tracked views per reel, engagement patterns, and follower growth. content formats were adjusted in real time, and visual systems were designed in figma to keep output consistent despite rotating team members.