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2014 Internet Report

Spark Consulting

This is a DENSE and long slide deck, but it’s worth checking out the whole thing: Mary Meeker’s 2014 Internet report from dmccarthy104. Social media may be trending more personal/intimate. It’s 2014, people. Great organizations increase revenue, turn a profit, and invest. How well does it work?

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Lessons in leadership from 2014

Aaron Wolowiec

So, what did we learn in 2014? However, I don’t want to close out 2014 with a resounding “Bah! In 2014 the ASAE Foundation released research revealing that many U.S.-based And I do worry, as I wrote back in May, that social-media herd mentality might trickle down into leadership , leading to groupthink.

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The Risk of Not Owning Your Online Brand

YourMembership

I was talking with an association executive recently about their social media and online community efforts and was surprised to learn that they were considering turning off their integrated online community in favor exclusively using the LinkedIn group page for their association.

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Doubling Down on Association Career Centers

YourMembership

In February, we discussed how social media giant LinkedIn would be a disruptive force in the job board market in 2014. Looking at the top ten association job boards we currently work with, they are on track for a 25 percent increase in revenue in 2014 compared to the previous year.

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Top Stories of 2014

Association Adviser

When it comes to association topics like technology, leadership, membership or social media, what''s on association leaders'' minds? We review the top stories of 2014 as they relate to associations. For more about this topic, click on the headline.

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Goodbye e-learning

Aaron Wolowiec

So when I came across “Association Learning + Technology 2014,” a recent report by Jeff Cobb and Celisa Steele , founders of consulting firm Tagoras , imagine my delight! As for social media, 33 percent of respondents reported using YouTube for learning programs, followed closely by Twitter (32 percent).

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Turn Your Social Media Goals Upside Down

Association Adviser

There’s an eye-opening chart you’ll see soon from Association Adviser’s 2014 Association Communications Benchmarking Report. It shows all too clearly that social media is still considered a broadcast medium by many associations. percent) and demonstrating that they can do social media (20.2 percent agree).”