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5 Ways to Revamp Your Membership Committee

Membersuite

Every association is unique—that old saying is true and you can really see it in membership committees. Some associations can’t live without theirs, some got rid of theirs years ago, and some wonder what to do with their membership committee. If you’ve had an uneasy feeling about your membership committee, you are not alone.

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The State of Association E-Learning: Cloudy with a Chance of Sunshine

WBT Systems

Start with an association e-learning strategy. Here’s where it starts to look ugly: 70% of these associations don’t have a formal, documented e-learning strategy. 7% of them aren’t sure if they have one—if you don’t know, you probably don’t—so let’s make that 77% without a strategy. Who participates in this survey?

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Tips for Preserving Your eLearning Programs

Blue Sky eLearn

Past board and committee reports. Sample eNewletters, email and social media campaigns, print collateral, member surveys, and anything else you have! Some important reports that come to the top of my head include: Revenue reports. Course/webinar registration numbers. Some important items are: The marketing calendar.

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5 Tips for Next Year’s Marketing Plan

GrowthZone

When creating a marketing plan, many organizations miss the opportunity to clearly differentiate between a strategy and other plan components. Strategy” refers to the long-term planning and implementation of methods to help an organization achieve its marketing goals. Strategy: How are we getting there?

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Association Brain Food: 5.12.23

Reid All About it

WBT shares seven MOOC business model strategies you should definitely steal. Elevating Engagement: Uncommon Strategies for Creating a Thriving Member Community (Book Discussion) Members’ needs are changing—they require more than value to engage with your association; they also want memorable, positive experiences. Membership tiers.

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Leveling up your major gifts program

Candid

Development committee members. Right-size your strategy. Manage expectations by setting a strategy that’s compatible with the resources you have. Use your data and prospect research to inform your ask strategy and amount. We’ll discuss how to adapt these strategies to your team’s capacity. Show gratitude.

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Building a Board Meeting Agenda 

MemberClicks

Agenda items can include things like approving old meeting minutes , listening to staff or committee reports, approving financial expenditures, discussing strategic directions and whatever else needs to be discussed. If in doubt, look at an old agenda or ask for an agenda sample from a previous board meeting. .

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