
Para Hills Knights Soccer Club have announced a new sponsorship with website designer RP Squared, with the latter announcing the deal on social media.
RP Squared is a website design firm which specialises in designing websites for companies and providers, like for the NDIS, by offering support, management, technology and home care services across South Australia.
As agreed in the sponsorship, RP Squared have designed the football club a brand new website to replace their old site, as well as sponsoring a junior team.
The football club in return has been advertising RP Squared across their social media pages.
Para Hills Knights Soccer Club Treasurer Jamie Ocego-Kingsley and the football club stated their original website was out of date and needed upgrading by professionals to bring the site on board.
“RP Squared are not only onboard as new sponsors of Para Hills Knights Soccer Club but are amazing people to work with and make fantastic-looking websites,” the club said to Soccerscene.
“RP Squared listened to our requirements, and they have delivered a stylish website that looks fantastic.
“From start to finish it was a pleasure to deal with the RP Squared team, and we at Para Hills Knights Soccer Club would highly recommend them to anyone.”
A spokesperson for RP Squared told Soccerscene that the sponsorship has helped increase visibility within the local community while strengthening connections with families and businesses that share our values of teamwork, growth, and purpose.
“The partnership has been mutually rewarding, allowing us to contribute to a club that’s deeply committed to developing young talent,” they said.
“Further to this, our whole team has young children, so it was really important to us to reach out locally.
“Building the new website for Para Hills Knights was a smooth and collaborative process. The club’s committee had a clear vision for improving communication with players, parents, and supporters.”
RP Squared chose to sponsor the junior team to aid in helping their local youth, as they believe sports help foster future leadership, both on and off the field, and forge club and community spirit.
Major football clubs and teams in Australia will have professionally made websites to inform the public, as well as sports fans, of news, updates, and further engagement within the club.
However, lower-level clubs, including those in the NPL and grassroots, will either have a website which is functional but hasn’t been updated for some time and/or use social media for its functionality, reliability and the ability for fans to engage and comment on posts.
RP Squared believes football club websites should focus on functionality and community engagement.
“A great club website should not only look good but also serve as a central hub for communication, showcasing results, events, and the club’s story in an accessible way,” they said to Soccerscene.
Some reasons why smaller clubs won’t update their websites range from the cost to do so to the want to upgrade their official site.
The new Para Hills Knights Soccer Club website is now available for public viewing.