The NRL is inviting its record number of club members and fans to join the NRL Nation a new online research community that will help shape the future of Rugby League.
The NRL Nation will be the games first official online fan community, where fans can share their ideas and experiences with the NRL and play a key role in shaping decisions about the game.
Throughout the season, members of the NRL Nation will be invited to participate in game-wide research, surveys and discussion forums that cover issues across all levels of Rugby League.
This year 10,000 fans will be registered in the NRL Nation, representing members and fans from across every club. That number will expand in 2014 and beyond.
Rugby Leagues Game Plan is committed to directly engaging with members and fans and to enhance their overall experience with the game, NRL General Manager, Marketing and Commercial, Mr Paul Kind says.
The NRL Nation is an exciting initiative that provides members and fans with a forum to provide feedback on key issues across the game, helping us make the best decisions for Rugby Leagues future.
To register to be part of the NRL Nation, log on to www.nrlnation.com
Fans must be 18 years of age or over to register. Those who miss selection in the first series of registrations will be given priority invitations to join once the database is expanded in 2014. Enhance Research, a long-term research provider to the National Rugby League, is the official partner of the NRL Nation.
The NRL Nation will be the games first official online fan community, where fans can share their ideas and experiences with the NRL and play a key role in shaping decisions about the game.
Throughout the season, members of the NRL Nation will be invited to participate in game-wide research, surveys and discussion forums that cover issues across all levels of Rugby League.
This year 10,000 fans will be registered in the NRL Nation, representing members and fans from across every club. That number will expand in 2014 and beyond.
Rugby Leagues Game Plan is committed to directly engaging with members and fans and to enhance their overall experience with the game, NRL General Manager, Marketing and Commercial, Mr Paul Kind says.
The NRL Nation is an exciting initiative that provides members and fans with a forum to provide feedback on key issues across the game, helping us make the best decisions for Rugby Leagues future.
To register to be part of the NRL Nation, log on to www.nrlnation.com
Fans must be 18 years of age or over to register. Those who miss selection in the first series of registrations will be given priority invitations to join once the database is expanded in 2014. Enhance Research, a long-term research provider to the National Rugby League, is the official partner of the NRL Nation.
