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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. They don''t want to assume a traditional committee leadership role.
image source As we end another year, here''s a look back at the five posts on this blog that received the most page views in 2013. MemberEngagement Solution #1: Don''t Forget the Fun Another newcomer to the list, originally posted in July 2012.
Association CEO Nails Critical MemberEngagement Question. SmartBlog on Leadership. Dan Varroney. Potomac Core Consulting. How to Communicate After a Train Wreck. Bill Rosenthal. Developing a Successful Student Membership Strategy. Tony Rossell. Membership Marketing Blog. How to Keep Your Non-Dues Revenue Going.
Its latest study revealed that the top five professional goals for people in the US in 2013 are: Professional development through learning new skills (48%). Get promoted or move into a leadership role (25%). The number one professional goal for 2013 is learning a new skill. Network/build more professional relationships (46%).
Suppressing overhead suffocates organizations and leads to higher turnover, poorer leadership, and worse service." Are you attending the 2013 ASAE Marketing, Membership and Communications Conference? Walking the Walk of Deep MemberEngagement" will be held from 10:15 to 11:30 AM on Wednesday, June 5, 2013.
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image source WSAE has invited me to lead a peer-to-peer discussion on Membership Engagement on September 4, 2013. When it comes to memberengagement, the conversation usually does, as everyone seems to have a unique set of problems they''re trying to solve. MemberEngagement Associations'
That has helped create a library of more than 400 posts, most of which I have indexed into one of the "Blog Topics" shown on my home page: Core Values , Generations , Innovation , Leadership , MemberEngagement , Strategy and Execution , and Workforce Development. But there are two other Blog Topics on that list.
When we had a change of leadership, branding became a hot topic so we jumped on the opportunity to make changes. Conversations started in early 2013 among our leadership. Keep your membersengaged as much as possible, because they have the pulse on whether or not you’re succeeding in what you set out to do.
Over the year-end holiday break, you might have seen the “Best Of” editions of the Associations Now Daily News , one each in Leadership , Technology , Money & Business , and Meetings , which gathered highlights from our coverage in 2013. Academy to Members: Let’s Discuss Our Future , by Ernie Smith, April 2, 2013.
image source After my blog post on Transactional vs. Aspirational Membership published on April 29, 2013, I was contacted by the Midwest Society of Association Executives and asked to expand on a few ideas for their newsletter. Are you attending the 2013 ASAE Marketing, Membership and Communications Conference?
We wanted to encourage associations to consider the importance of their customers’ view point, as well as their members’ perspective, but also to put the spotlight on professional communities outside of the USA who are engaged with US-headquartered associations and specifically address the question of relevance and ROI.
How one association unbundled some of its benefits and packaged them around “clusters of behavior” in its memberengagement data. Prior to November 2013, NICSA asked its 170 member companies to join into one of 18 different member categories. Are you using that data to shape your benefits packages?
–now current return member of TheCR Network , I could go down a whole other rabbit hole about how they practice what they preach and it shows from a member perspective….actually, actually, I did go down that rabbit hole back in 2013, come to think about it. Communities propel engagement.
For Sunday soup night, I made a delicious wild rice and mushroom soup from the January/February 2013 issue of Cook’s Illustrated. Discover how to leverage email newsletter marketing to captivate your members with the latest industry insights and trends. It’s pretty swoony on swordfish steaks or any other fish. 1 CAE credit.
This 2013 blog post from meetings blogger Samantha Whitehorne highlighted a number of industry predictions from the International Association of Exhibitions and Events. The Leadership Elements That Made Nelson Mandela an Icon. Do You Know Your Members’ Engagement Potential? (iStock/Thinkstock). How correct were they?
But Baby Boomers are retiring now, and Gen X now makes up over 50% of leadership roles around the world. For professional associations especially, there’s a major potential here for new members. Memberengagement surveys are a great way to stay in tune with what your members want.
— Stephanie Haberman (@StephLauren) August 7, 2013. — Co.Create (@FastCoCreate) August 9, 2013. Leadership lessons from Breaking Bad ? No, not about making meth—about creating good content and keeping your membersengaged. ” That should be your mandate for member communications.
We could sort and categorize members by: Very engaged Actively engaged Somewhat engaged Not engaged This was incredible because now we can start targeting these members with different messages depending on their engagement. Have you measured, in some fashion, your memberengagement?
–now current return member of TheCR Network , I could go down a whole other rabbit hole about how they practice what they preach and it shows from a member perspective….actually, actually, I did go down that rabbit hole back in 2013, come to think about it. Communities propel engagement.
Suppose you''re not obsessed with online communities like I am--you might wonder how online community can help increase member retention. To me, it''s just a given--retention is about keeping membersengaged with both the association and other members. Leadership buy-in is essential.
Source: Association Adviser eNews and Naylor, LLC, 2013. “We no longer look at the number of members as our key demographic,” related Greg Balko , CEO, Society for the Advancement of Material and Process Engineers (SAMPE). With 5,000 members globally and 76,000 unique visitors to our website, these are our new customers.
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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