The report also states, men's club registrations has grown 5% and women's registrations have also increased by an impressive 12%. This contributes to the idea that rugby league is of growing interest and the pillars of the Titans 2030 roadmap are able to be fulfilled with the correct strategies being implemented.

The men's NRL captain Tino Fa'asuamaleaui vows "this year we have no excuses... we're just gonna turn up for all you guys out there." Media impressions and verbal commitment from idolised players like him excites all fans of all ages and backgrounds. Additionally, the video gives an insight to show the diversity of the Titans' stakeholders. A elderly fan boasts many Titans jerseys while quoting "it's all about passion, it's all about rivalry and that's why I love the Gold Coast Titans." There is also footage of a fan who claims to light incense and pray before every Titans game, which promotes the message that people of all faith, culture and diversity are accepted and can participate within this game.

Promotions such as the slogan in the Instagram reel above, ignites excitement and hope within viewers and fans. This can have a run on effect into participation in the game among viewers, especially young people, wanting to follow in the footsteps of their favourite sporting stars. The promotion of the hashtag by players would also give the club an identity that fans can resonate with and be apart of. By promoting the use of it in their content, fans would be encouraged to do the same thus providing greater exposure on social media and search engines which can be accessed worldwide, thus reaching a greater demographic of potential stakeholders.

The Titans' could look to implement similar strategies by choosing local projects to invest time and money into such as women's domestic violence shelters and disability clinics. This type of community outreach allows for testimonials to be shared, relationships to be built and pathways to be discovered. This could lead to unique stakeholders becoming interested in the game, as family and friends would want to show support or be inspired to participate in the game because of impact the club has made on them.

In 2013, the TFA (Touch Football Australia) and the NRL formed a partnership to "work together to create the largest sporting community in the country... and ensure there is a place on the field for everyone" (nrl.com, 2013). The Titans should look to take advantage of partnerships like these, as the talent scouted in touch football and brought over to rugby league has produced many NRL/W stars such as Kalyn Ponga and Tarryn Aiken. It is important that the affiliation with similar sports such as Touch Football is promoted from an early age to ensure grassroots programs are able develop from touch football and therefore over into rugby league.