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Revenue Numbers Aren't Strategy

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Numbers aren’t Strategy. But knowing what you want to sell from a dollar/revenue standpoint is not the same thing as developing the strategy behind it. To reach your revenue goals you must also have a strategy. . Sadly, some organizations confuse communicating revenue goals with organizational ones.

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Associations Improve Bottom-line with Non-Dues Based Revenue

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Improving the Bottom Line with Non-Dues Revenue. While I’m not going to weigh in on either side (that is a decision best made by individual associations on a per case basis), what does become even more important is alternate forms of non-dues revenue. Buyer’s guides are also a popular way to increase non-dues revenue.

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The communications struggle continues

Aaron Wolowiec

Without communication, both internally and externally, there’s no content, no strategy. In fact, only 6 percent reported having a communications strategy. Both challenges have increased since 2011, with 69 percent and 67 percent of associations stating those are the largest obstacles. That goes for businesses, too.

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You’ve Got to Read This: February 10, 2011

Reid All About it

I’m seeing more and more sites that scrape content without permission and then get higher page ranking and increased advertising revenue. Zahn has a very informative post on the Palate Press site about website scraping, copyright, fair use and wine bloggers. Bottom-feeders! I’m riveted to the news from Egypt.

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The communications struggle continues

Aaron Wolowiec

Without communication, both internally and externally, there’s no content, no strategy. In fact, only 6 percent reported having a communications strategy. Both challenges have increased since 2011, with 69 percent and 67 percent of associations stating those are the largest obstacles. That goes for businesses, too.

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Overcoming the association value gap: part I

Principled Innovation

In a recent post , Associations Now blogger Joe Rominiecki shared what both he and I regard as a startling fact: 53 percent of associations surveyed in 2011 had raised their dues in the previous three years. No other single revenue category comes close to reaching that number.

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Association Hunger Games: Victory or Defeat?

Aaron Wolowiec

Instead, the session was developed as a result of a conversation I overheard at last year’s conference describing the challenges associations often have implementing strategy they’ve either developed internally or in conjunction with a consultant. The resulting gap represents lost opportunities and revenue. Staff-driven?

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