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Association Brain Food: 11.8.24

Reid All About it

Kellogg Insight The seventy percent: on minor characters and human possibility | Yiyun Li, Harper’s Magazine You never grow old at the table Make this for dinner: Portuguese chicken. Explore how to market these benefits to prospective professionals and stakeholders to reinforce and advance the value of certification.

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Association Brain Food: 11.15.24

Reid All About it

Mariner Management & Marketing describes three strategies to help staff liaisons lay the foundation for a strong partnership with committee leaders. He’s convinced there are more effective ways to gauge audience needs, target and communicate messages, and deliver your association’s value proposition. Staff committee liaison.

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Why You Should Market Your Association’s Print Magazine  

Associations Now

Print magazines are coming back, but that means more competition in an already crunched space for association publications. A case for marketing your magazine and some ways to do it. . Print magazines are back, but they’re different. . “A Deploy video marketing. It’s coming back as something better.

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Podcast: How to Keep a Member Magazine Thriving for 118 Years

Association Adviser

We talk with William Jones, editor-in-chief of IIABA's Independent Agent magazine, and how he keeps IA going strong in an era when print is in decline. The post Podcast: How to Keep a Member Magazine Thriving for 118 Years appeared first on Association Adviser.

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Membership Marketing on a Shoestring

Thanks For Playing

I'm presenting on the topic above at the Events By Design Small Staff Association workshop today, and while it's too late to join us, I thought I could share my best membership marketing tips for small staff associations (aka "the handout") with everyone. Proof read all written communications. Little Things Mean a Lot!

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Marketing on a Shoestring Budget: Crowdsourced Tips!

Spark Consulting

Trade ad space in a popular industry magazine for distributing that magazine to all your conference attendees. In other words, have a communications calendar. conferences crowdsourcing innovation marketing membership presentations' Trade signage at all your events for special sponsorship recognition. (I Word of Mouth!

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MarComm Makeovers

Thanks For Playing

Is your magazine frumpy? Join me and Mitch Arnowitz ( Tuvel Communications ) at MGI (623 N. Mitch and I and a panel of experts (aka the Brown Bag attendees) will provide on-the-spot analysis and advice for the samples you bring to help improve your marketing and communciations efforts. Is your blog out-of-date? Register now !