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16, 2013 – Did another year just pass us by? – ET, I’ll have the pleasure of delivering a webinar titled, “Adopting Education Strategy to Jump-Start MemberEngagement.” In a nutshell, the interactive webinars help association professionals think differently to drive memberengagement. On Wednesday, Jan.
image source Thanks to my co-presenters, Elizabeth Engel and Peggy Hoffman , and all the folks who joined us at our "Walking the Walk of Deep MemberEngagement" learning lab at last week''s ASAE Marketing, Membership and Communications Conference. MemberEngagementAssociations'
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I have seen a corollary in the way some association board members view the organizations over which they act as fiduciaries. Money is to be spent on member services, not "wasted" on staff salaries or "exorbitant" fees charged by associationmanagement companies. Click here for more details on the conference.
To begin 2014, we are featuring a new MCI white paper authored by Nikki Walker, MCI’s Vice President for its global associationmanagement and consulting practice, based in Dubai, UAE. Have you ever wondered how your association’s brand is perceived specifically by the international community? A Global Satisfaction Index.
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The countdown begins: Less than a day until attendees shuffle in, and ASAE’s 2013 Technology Conference & Expo commences. — DelCor (@delcor) December 2, 2013. — Andrea Incalza (@CustomerKing) December 3, 2013. Plus: What a visually stimulating grocery store chain can teach you about customer service.
60 members joined MSAE for our first-ever Networking Group Day on 1/31. It was a great way to kick off 2013, showcase and participate in MSAE's six networking groups, connect with members and share ideas. Need detail to produce good reports and good associationmanagement software to provide accurate information.
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We recognized that the more engagedmembers are, the more likely they are to renew. We recognized that the more engagedmembers are, the more likely they are to renew. .” “We can also see who’s really engaged and participating and learn why one company is engaging while another isn’t.”
Of all the bells and whistles an associationmanagement system (AMS) can offer, there’s one simple feature that, in my opinion, might offer the most bang for the buck: a photo headshot included in the member record display. That’s the message a community would send to one of its former members,” he wrote.
If you’re communicating with them on any type of topic – association update, event promotions, industry news, etc – be clear and concise with them. Memberengagement surveys are a great way to stay in tune with what your members want. They experienced a culture of acceleration unlike any other.
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How one association unbundled some of its benefits and packaged them around “clusters of behavior” in its memberengagement data. This is the path that NICSA (formerly the National Investment Company Service Association) followed to a dramatically simpler membership structure last year.
Since becoming Director, Membership for the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) in 2013, Mike Skiados, CAE has enjoyed a 98 percent member retention rate. Skiados credits ASHA’s successful memberengagement and retention levels with a focused strategy of engagingmembers from day one of their membership.
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