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They are direct quotes from Marketing General’s 2017 Membership Marketing Benchmarking Report , which lists new member acquisition as one of the top three priorities for associations. With an online program, mentors and mentees can connect and communicate regardless of location and time zone, providing more opportunities for growth.
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There were many great education sessions at ASAE’s 2017 Membership, Marketing & Communications (MM&C) Conference, held earlier this month in Washington, D.C. The post Key Takeaways Association Marketers Need to Know from ASAE’s 2017 #MMCCon by Association Adviser staff first appeared on AssociationAdviser.com.
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I took some time off on Tuesday to attend a few sessions of SURGE 2017, a virtual summit for the association community. Although I highly enjoyed the future of learning and AI conversations, I loved loved loved Lisa Campo’s video: 5 Ways to Repel Millennials from Your Association. 10 CAE credits. More info/register.
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Christina graciously took time to speak with Association Adviser about the excitement of building a career that is larger than working for just one organization, becoming a better association manager, and why everyone should kick the stereotyped “millennial” label to the curb. CM : I joined AMPED in April 2017. hours away in Madison.
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Forbes.com: Millennials: A Generation of Page-Turners, Jan. According to Naylor’s 2018 Association Communications Benchmarking Survey , print magazines have been the second most-valued communication channel (behind conferences and networking events) for two years now. What does this mean for associations? Roll the Presses.
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— MemberClicks (@MemberClicks) May 22, 2017. Millennials and generation Z have different workforce requirements, along with different membership preferences. Kivi’s Nonprofit Communications Blog shares a few simple ways to amp up your digital efforts. Next-Gen Needs. The Great Generational Shift: Is Your Association Ready?
DeBarr: Tools of engagement are the vehicles associations use to communicate and engage with members. DeBarr: If you’re doing an effective job of communicating and engaging with your members across multiple platforms, that itself will organically attract multiple advertisers, sponsors and other revenue generating opportunities.
MBA,CMP,DES (@blalockt) May 5, 2017. Kivi’s Nonprofit Communications Blog goes in depth on sustainability planning for nonprofits. Despite the popularity of new social media networks like Snapchat, millennials are still more likely to share content on Facebook than any other platform, reports Business Insider. — TamelaB.
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— Chris Munz (@cmunzproject) February 23, 2017. Trim the fat: From a bump in open rate to saving money, Kivi’s Nonprofit Communications Blog argues why you should purge unengaged users from your email list. Millennial leadership potential: Looking for the next generation of leaders in your association? Contract Details.
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