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How Associations Can Get Media Traction with Press Releases

Associations Now

Here are six tips associations can use when writing and sending out press releases. Like other media outlets, Associations Now finds out about some of these initiatives through well-written and well-timed press releases. Press release titles should be relatively short,” Kane said. Make it personal.

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6 Ways to Get More Value Out of Your Next Press Release

Nonprofit Marketing Guide

Many communicators overvalue the importance of press releases. Yes, a press release is an important part of your nonprofit’s media relations toolbox. Instead, the release should be thought of as a supplementary piece — something you use to provide critical supporting information.

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Should You Put Social Media in Your Editorial Calendar?

Nonprofit Marketing Guide

Most nonprofits don’t put every social media post into their editorial calendars. Start with putting the bigger chunks of content on your editorial calendar. That often includes website articles and blogs, newsletters, one-off emails, direct mail, press releases, big public reports, event invitations, and the like.

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Event Marketing Strategy 101: A Step-by-Step Guide

A2Z Events

Some of your top options include: Social media. You can run ads through social media and Google so that you can target people who search for particular terms or fit your target demographics. Social Media Strategies for Event Promotion Social media is a great way to connect directly with your potential attendees.

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Association Brain Food: 9.13.24

Reid All About it

I’m looking forward to hearing association success stories about automation, website redesign, data analytics, AI, content personalization, and more. EventMobi explains how to use a year-round community and content hub to keep attendees connected with each other and your association. Product ideas. When will you hear from them again?

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What to Measure First

Nonprofit Marketing Guide

So I suggest you start with Outputs , and specifically measure that in three ways: How much new content you are producing The frequency with which you are share content (original, repurposed, and curated) across your primary channels How consistent you are with meeting your ideal communications schedule. What’s Next.

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How content builds brand habits

Association Success

Whether they realize it or not, many people build their habits around consuming content. . Before long, this content becomes woven into the daily fabric of our lives. If you want people to consistently, frequently engage with your organization, content should be an essential part of your strategy. . Provide valuable insights.

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