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They see a waterfall of communications, but none stick out as something that applies to a new member like them and they quickly tune out all emails from the association. I just published a new e-book with solutions for how to do exactly that. Why won’t they just take that first step?
We sell membership, conferences, research, and books. They get knowledge and connections through the association. Try this exercise because the value your members receive is somewhere near the end of this list. Related: The real value of associations for members. The post What Are Associations Really Selling?
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From the Printed Book and Periodical Collection, Winterthur Library. Dropping in on members or associates with a small token of appreciation such as coffee, drinks or other knickknacks can go a long way toward showing people your associationvalues its relationship with them.
Email is ridiculously important to the health of our association because at most associations email is by far the most used channel to communicate with our members. We are not going to talk all the new filters that purposely block and sort association mass emails into spam folders (that’s a problem too).
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