The whole digital landscape of Rembert Torhout Heren: website, every channel, a daily content calendar, photo and video all year round.
Rembert Torhout Heren wanted to professionalise and become visible online, across the board: a recognisable brand, a website that does the club justice, channels that live, and an audience that follows, from the youth teams to the first team in the national first division.
Design in Figma, website in Webflow with a CMS and a Python script that brings in the results. Google Business profile, Wikipedia, TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, YouTube and Flickr set up. Photo shoots all year round and a content calendar with a post or video every day. Co-founder Benjamin was the club's brand manager: from the sponsored neon logo and the social media counters in the cafeteria to the banners at interviews with players and coaches.
A club on the digital map: from 150 to 1,350 followers on Instagram, videos that passed a million views, and a website others look to. Our most complete project, with everything on it, started from nothing. The club is in better shape than when we arrived.
Ace designed the club's new logo and its whole visual identity in Figma: the emblem with the ball, the hand and the net, the green and white, the typography, with a version for every team from the youth up to RTH 1. That identity became the basis for everything that followed: the shirts, the banners at interviews with players and coaches, the social media templates and the website. One image, the same everywhere.
The new logo in neon, one metre across, above the cafeteria bar: the club's brand story, in view of every supporter who comes for a drink after the match. Designed by Ace and hung together with the club. Under it two counters, one for Instagram and one for Facebook, showing the follower counts live. At every match the crowd sees the channels grow, and is invited to follow along.
Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn and Flickr, each with its own role. On Instagram, TikTok and YouTube we bet on playful volleyball videos: short, recognisable clips about life in and around the hall. In some months they drew millions of views, and several reels and TikToks passed the million mark. LinkedIn puts the sponsors and the club's achievements in the spotlight, with a thank-you to those who make the club possible. Instagram grew from 150 to 1,350 followers; TikTok gathered over 55,000 likes.
A post or a video every day, planned in a content calendar per week and per team: team of the week, youth planning, match day, results, player of the month, vlogs, transfers and the coach's word. Every template and design was made in Figma, in the club's identity. The posts were scheduled in Meta Business Suite, where the club's ads ran too.
Ace organised the club's photo shoots and brought the gear as sponsorship: a large white and a green backdrop, tripods, camera and lights. Team photos and individual portraits for every team, from the youth up to RTH 1, in the new shirts. The pictures feed the website and the social channels all season long. Flickr was set up so parents and supporters can see and download every photo at full resolution.
Ace designed the match shirts, the warm-ups and the training-camp shirts, in the new identity: white with green and green with white, every sponsor in its place, ready for the supplier. The small print got the same hand: the digital signature under every mail the club sends, with the logo, the channels and the identity.
Designed and built in Webflow, with a CMS the club keeps up itself. More extensive than the sites of league teams like Menen, Knack, Aalst and Maaseik: every team with its players, staff, calendar, ranking and news, a sponsors page, the organisation, the vision, the youth charter and a reporting point. Linked with Instagram and Facebook. A Python script reads Volleyscores every thirty minutes and publishes every match and result under its team automatically. The news goes out to every subscriber by itself through Mailchimp. Cookiebot handles consent, Google Analytics and Google Ads run behind it.
A Google Business profile with photos, opening hours and reviews, a Wikipedia page and a site search engines understand. Whoever searches for volleyball in West Flanders finds Rembert: in Google, in the other search engines and in the AI overviews. In sixteen months Google brought 8,540 clicks and 152,000 impressions, with the club in first place for its own name. Ace put Rembert on the digital map.
Ace puts as much passion into our club as we do ourselves. They see the work waiting, come up with improvements themselves and set up the automation before we have asked for it.
Sven BeuselinckSecretary, Volleybalclub Rembert Torhout Heren
Ace made our club visible in the digital landscape. That brought us more sponsors, and we now put them in the spotlight worldwide too: some posts reach millions of views on social media.
Koen PirletChair, Volleybalclub Rembert Torhout Heren
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