Find a host

Circle K International does not host Kiwanis-family web sites.

• Some individuals who have Internet (e-mail) accounts are given a minimum of Web space and use this space for their Circle K club's Web site.

• Most CKI members attach their Circle K club's Web site as a subdirectory or page on their school's Web site, contact your school's administration for this option.

• Some communities have developed community Web sites, which offer free or reduced-rate space to nonprofit or service groups.

• There are a variety of "free" hosts that do not charge for hosting a club's Web site. Most attach advertisements to the club's Web site in return for this service. (geocities.com, tripod.net, angelfire.com)

• Some clubs pay a monthly fee to a local Internet provider to host their sites.

Design a Web site

• Follow the Guidelines established by the Kiwanis International Board.

• Look at other club Web sites to see how they have done it.

• Consider the site's purpose and how frequently it will be maintained. Regularly updated sites give users reasons to return.

Submit your address

• Once your club site is complete and live on the Web, submit your club's web address by on-line form.

• Consider an automatic link, using an alias "circlek.org" address. See Automatic Linking Service.