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Building Community in the Digital Age: The Role of Social Media in Associations

SBI

Social media is an essential tool for associations to foster vibrant online communities and strengthen connections with their members. Using social platforms effectively, associations can create places where members feel engaged, valued, and connected to a larger mission. Contact us to learn how we can partner.

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Association Brain Food: 2.7.25

Reid All About it

Have conversations with volunteers and staff about how you can all set an example for others. Make social and educational events more conducive to conversationplenty of online resources offer advice on facilitating interaction and connection. Know what youre up against. Association SEO course. Product development. Microlearning.

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Nonprofits that Sell Products or Services: 4 Considerations

NXUnite

In contrast, a nonprofit specializing in online sales might focus on its web presence and social media outreach. For example, a used book store might have several audiences, including lower-income individuals looking for deals and book lovers looking for unique or vintage tomes. Revenue is invested back into the nonprofit.

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Smart Social Media Strategies for Conferences

Associations Now

Developing engaging social media for events is all about connecting with your audience. The Project Management Institute developed a successful social media campaign for its recent conference by giving creative freedom to staff, embracing an informal approach, and providing opportunities for members to participate.

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Social Media Strategy for Associations 101: An Eight-Step Program

Portage Group

The more association folks I talk to about social media, the more evident the knowledge-gap between those that ‘do’ social media and those that ‘don’t.’ BUT here is an approach I have found useful in helping associations develop and continually improve their social media strategy.

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Crafting Policy Guidelines for AI

Achurch

AI’s growth comes hand in hand with questions about how to best use this powerful tool, including questions about policy guidelines for AI in your organization. Many people rely on Grammarly, for example, to fix grammatical errors in their documents. The post Crafting Policy Guidelines for AI appeared first on Achurch.

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Blogger Basics: Freebie Disclosure

Reid All About it

In December 2009 new Federal Trade Commission (FTC) guidelines on the use of endorsements and testimonials in advertising took effect. The revised guidelines concern blog posts and other social media word-of-mouth marketing. Tagged: Basics , Web and Social Media , Writing & Blogging. Anyone know?