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percent agree), memberengagement/volunteering (43.4 ” Of course, no association executive would disagree with this set of social media goals: raising revenue, getting the word out, and encouraging members to attend meetings and contribute their time. Wiley 2011) and The Online Advertising Playbook (Wiley 2007).
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.” To associations whose boards—or even just staff—have authority to adjust dues, calling a member vote might seem like a lot of extra work. Since 2007, GCSAA has raised dues every two years and tied those increases to the Consumer Price Index. of GCSAA’s member dues are paid by members’ employers.
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