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Fri 7/9 at 12 p.m.* – Strategy First, Software Next. To explore this question, we are kicking off a three-part series—the first will be “Strategy First, Software Next.” Improve Your Email Engagement with a Conversational Email Strategy. Presenters: Ryan Costello, Chief Strategy Officer, MemberSuite.
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I was only reminded of the association when a promotional email came in, asking me to attend their national conference. My first-year member experience lines up with many other new member’s experiences according to memberresearch. Once my year’s membership was up, I didn’t give the association a second thought.
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Reading Time: 4 minutes By: Karin Tracy Simple member engagement strategies such as sending monthly email newsletters and promoting an annual conference still have their place in association management practices. Members will feel understood, and their perceived value of your offerings will grow.
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