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Note: Per ASAE , any continuing professional education offered by any professional entity may be accepted toward the [CAE] professional development requirement as long as it is directly related to either association or nonprofit management as defined by the CAE exam content outline. Location: NewYork, NY. More info/register.
Learn how to create high-quality text, image, video, and other content with hands-on time in class. Event content repurposing. Snapsight explains how to use AI tools to turn session content into resources that generate revenue and engagement. Students earn one CAE credit for each live class they attend. From all of us!
Because so many associations are quickly converting their in-person conferences to virtual conferences, WBT Systems shares advice on engaging virtual conference attendees with the right kind of content design, networking ideas, and other extracurricular activities. Anna Goldfarb, NewYork Times ). Event communications.
Chapters can continue to generate non-dues revenue by partnering with their sponsors in new ways. Billhighway explains how to help chapters leverage their event and content assets to deliver desperately needed revenue to their bottom line and value to sponsors. What new technologies can they employ?
Many members are struggling financially because they’ve been laid off, had their budget cut, or suffered revenue losses. Hosts: NewYork Society of Association Executives and NYPCMA. Association websites compete with for-profits, media, and other associations for eyeballs, mindshare and even revenue. Chapter bright spots.
She shares some interesting research findings about digital fatigue and the renewed desire for printed content. Quick hits before we get to the list of next week’s free education: Association revenue resilience: build a foundation with content pillars. Refactored Content via Protech Associates ). Rethinking Revenue.
Is your association seeking new streams of non-dues revenue as well as new streams of content for your digital and print publications? MemberSuite explains how sponsored content solves both these challenges and why you should consider offering this opportunity to your industry partners. Slefo, Ad Age ).
Host: NewYork Society of Association Executives. Learn how to determine if your brand needs a refresh or a complete redesign, what role brand touchpoints play in your overall brand strategy and how they might have changed during the pandemic, and how content strategy can support and tell the story of your brand. 1 CAE credit.
They’re reporting on a non-dues revenue generating idea from the recent Non-Dues-A-Palooza ideation session: educational coaches who help professionals map out a professional development plan and guide them into your association’s education and credentialing programs. 21 SEO tips, tactics, and trends for website content in 2021.
AIANYS, CAE, executive vice president, American Institute of Architects, NewYork State. Quickly, organizations froze salaries and eliminated bonuses and benefits as they hedged against rapidly changing revenue forecasts. Host: NewYork Society of Association Executives. 1 CAE credit. More info/register.
Pair his post with this one from Northstar Meetings Group: 17 ideas for incorporating revenue-generating opportunities into your online meetings, conferences and webcasts. Gabrielle Hamilton, NewYork Times ). Host: NewYork Society of Association Executives. Driving Revenue when the Engine Stalls.
The Book Review (NewYork Times): my kitchen companion this morning. From Hollywood to Silicon Valley: Bridging Content and Technology (Association Chat). – How to Get Organized Internally to Ensure Corporate Partnership Program Revenue Growth (Chicago IL). Some things never change. Book Cougars. Tue 2/5 at 2 p.m.
Content Alone Is Not Enough. Will you pay $195 a year to read the NewYork Times online? In a quest for revenue, the Times will erect a paywall on March 28. The folks at TMG’s Engage blog explain the Times’ new metered approach. Many thought ALA was too bureaucratic and not responsive enough.
Teri Carden is cooking up a phenomenal-sounding digital experience for anyone interested in increasing their non-dues revenue. A digital pass subscription gets you regular small group meetups, monthly expert live streams, weekly newsletter, benchmarking data, on-demand content, one-on-one brainstorming session, and event discounts.
Their post describes four ways your association can leverage event and learning data to increase attendance, select content, improve programs and grow revenue. Fri 12/4 at 10 a.m.* – Generating Revenue in a COVID World. Host: NewYork Society of Association Executives. Virtual conference design. More info/register.
Ann Gynn, Content Marketing Institute ). Go on a virtual visit to the NewYork Times’ 52 Places to Go in 2020. ( NewYork Times ). Sip and Share: Fears & Forecasts for Content Marketing. Content Forum Weekly Community Chat. Host: Content Forum. David Schneider ). . – 1 CAE credit.
YourMembership offers guidance on membership marketing for small associations , including tips on personalized communication, joining and renewing procedures, new member onboarding, online communities, and online career centers. Content curation. I bet your members would love this valuable benefit too. Membership models. Microlearning.
The NewYork Times has announced a new paid content model for their online content. The upshot is that occasional website visitors will not have to pay for anything but people who read many articles online with the Times will be asked to pay after using up a monthly free quota of content.
WBT Systems explains how these boxes enhance the online course experience and provides ideas for box content and logistics. Laura Cappelle, NewYork Times ). The nerdy dopamine pathway: a well-traveled route if, like me, you get excited and energized by the possibility of learning something new. Virtual watercooler.
A complete sales enablement program may include training, tools like sales automation software, and content such as messaging and product documentation that sales can pass on to prospects. In the NewYork Times Bestseller, The Purple Cow , Seth Godin argues that easy-to-sell products are remarkable.
The Harvard Business Review describes how the NewYork Public Library involved employees from 93 branches in innovation communities —could be a good model for chapters. Her herb-heavy crumb coating was fantastic—it’s my new Milanese recipe. Balancing Educational Content & Fulfilling Sponsor Expectations. CAE credit.
Check out the new page on my site, Association Brain Food Resources , dedicated to feeding your brain with information from our industry partners about association technology, membership, data management, cybersecurity, non-dues revenue, and more. Fri 3/25 at 11 a.m.* – The Association Show: Content. 1 CMP credit. 1 CAE credit.
But excellent content isn’t enough to gain market share. Content is a commodity, says WBT Systems. Association revenue. Professionals for Association Revenue released their Association Business Development Landscape Survey report. shares 15 ways to improve your newsletter content and delivery. Chapter habits.
Find out how to have a great content strategy in less than two minutes in this video from web strategist Ray van Hilst of Yoko Consulting. Then, if you have more time, check out the advice and resources in this Gather Content interview with content strategist Hilary Marsh. Julie Weed, NewYork Times ).
Bruce Rosenthal (Bruce Rosenthal Associates and Partnership Professionals Network) and Christopher Gloede (Ricochet Advice) recently published a useful report, The New Sponsorship Model for Virtual Events. They explain how to deliver value to virtual event sponsors—value that will generate more revenue for your association. Ashley Fox.
Non-dues revenue incubator. Three association execs will get help fleshing out the contours of a new non-dues revenue program and bringing it to life. Evaluating non-dues revenue. Lead Marvels has developed a framework to help associations evaluate and rank non-dues revenue opportunities. App design. 1 CMP credit.
Fri 8/20 at 10 a.m.* – Events Reima gined: New Rules of Engagement. Your association’s events will need new creative content to draw in your membership, new prospects, and sponsors. Host: NewYork Society of Association Executives. I’ll be happy to feature it as long as it’s not too product centric.
WBT Systems peels back the curtain to introduce the players on the LMS development team and explains how they decide which new features to develop. A few quick hits before we get to this week’s list of free webinars: Your blog posts must be supported by a content marketing ecosystem. Location: online and NewYork, NY.
Host: NewYork Society of Association Executives. Why is it that when we think about networking and engagement, we never think of those two things in connection with content and education? How Innovative Associations are Delivering on the Evolving Needs of their Membership and Driving Recurring Revenue. 1 CAE credit.
Emily Pennington, NewYork Times ). When a global pandemic canceled conferences and events, associations had to innovate new, creative ways to engage their members and build community. Entirely new platforms and revenue streams have emerged as well as new ways to boost retention, volunteerism, and leadership.
I’m wondering if the growing personalization trend will lead to members expecting their association to personalize content too. Oh well, you could sub another fish in this pan-seared mackerel with sweet peppers and thyme recipe from the NewYork Times. Driving Meeting Value: The ROI of Measuring Engagement with Meeting Content.
Cloey Callahan, Worklife News ). NewYork Times , no paywall). The Convergence of Member Benefits and Non-Dues Revenue for Overall Growth and Retention. Learn how the convergence of member benefits and non-dues revenue is directly tied to the value of engaging and interacting with these current, past, and future members.
Sean Soth of Professionals for Association Revenue advises associations to take a collaborative approach to sponsorships. He identifies three areas to explore for signals of “outside-in” change : new laws, competition and emerging technology. It continues to see record levels of engagement and its revenue is up by 34%.
In NewYork City alone, there are 25,000 unfilled middle-skill jobs in the health care sector, a major industry among the association career centers we work with daily. Recently, Tristan Jordan, SVP, Global Career Center Division with YourMembership led a webinar titled the Future of Association Career Centers.
But Nicholas Kristof at The NewYork Times explains why 2017 was the best year in human history. New Year, New Business Trends Your Association Should Watch (Association Coffee Talk – Alexandria VA). – Wow Your Members with a New eLearning Program in 2018. Wolcott, Quartz ). . – 1 CAE credit.
Good eats: One of the best dishes I’ve ever made in my Instant Pot: pressure cooker spicy Korean pork shoulder from Melissa Clark at the NewYork Times. Why Content Marketing Is Key in B2B Lead Generation Efforts. Learn how to create a content marketing strategy that generates qualified leads for your organization.
Content audit. If you’re thinking about doing a content audit as preparation for developing a content strategy, Hilary Marsh shares a content audit planning worksheet and issues to consider before diving in. Anna Goldfarb, The NewYork Times ). Beth Zienesis, Your Nerdy Best Friend ). More info/register.
Steven Johnson in The NewYork Times says, Bitcoin “may well turn out to be a genuinely revolutionary breakthrough and at the same time a colossal failure as a currency.” Five-Steps to a CME Digital Content Strategy. Sourabh Kothari, DES, Director of Advocacy, Brand and Content, Signifyd. 1 CAE credit. More info/register.
The conversation will cover the closest election results of 2020, an update on potential unreported or contested results and where things stand, and the new balance of power in Congress and how they will work together. Host: NewYork Society of Association Executives (NYSAE). More info/register. Fri 11/6 at 10 a.m. 1 CAE credit.
By Lauren Grech, CEO, LLG Agency & Adjunct Professor, NewYork University. The best practices surrounding event venues are evolving just as quickly as the event industry itself,” Elias Grouhi, content strategist at Social Tables, told Bizzabo. But what are the requirements necessary to build a proper event space?
Host: NewYork Society of Association Executives. Agile Governance Workshop (Roadmap to Reinvention: Innovation to Drive Success—and Revenue Virtual Workshop Series). 1 CAE credit. More info/register. Presenter: Sarah Durham, founder, Big Duck. All times are Eastern Standard Time unless otherwise noted. Fri 2/26 at 10 a.m.
Someone who fills out a form to download content is NOT a lead. They’re interested in the content, that’s it. Instead, nurture them with related content. He’s the guy behind the NewYork Times recipe section, so you can consider him a reliable culinary source. Which Is First: Technology or Content?
They share guidelines on the best communication style, options for different types of virtual meetings with chapter leaders, and ways to provide chapter leaders with news, resources and advice. Priya Parker, NewYork Times ). – Ask Us Anything Expert Panel: Marketing, Revenue, Meetings & Technology. Guest: C.C.
MemberSuite shares the secret to retaining new members. For my marketing friends: Nico Prins at Content Marketing Institute explains how to use Google Search Console to increase traffic to your site. Vietnamese-style pork meatballs , a recipe from the NewYork Times, came together quickly for a weeknight meal.
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