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How Omnichannel Marketing Can Build Relationships With Your Members
Two new reports point to member engagement challenges for associations, which could mean it’s time to test out an omnichannel marketing strategy—and, no, that’s not the same thing as multichannel marketing. Here’s what the omnichannel approach looks like.
Don’t Let Your Road Warriors Get Caught Off Guard by Device Recalls
A recent MacBook Pro battery recall could create headaches at the airport for many travelers—but even if your association isn’t a Mac shop, you should be ready for any recall issues that surface.
A One-on-One Growth Strategy
The National Association of Federally-Insured Credit Unions has enjoyed a membership and revenue spike in recent years. The secret? A lot of face time.
Make Your Meeting a Solutions Center
People often attend your conference because they're looking for solutions to their problems. Consider how you can reinvent your expo hall or other meeting elements to deliver on that need.
Make the Most of Your Social Media
From using video on your website to Snapchat at your meetings, some associations are trying new ways of integrating social media into their communications and marketing.
Crowdsource Members to Propel Ideas and Projects Forward
The wisdom of the crowd can go to work for your association. At #ASAE19, several speakers explored how associations can use crowdsourcing to generate new ideas and opportunities for member engagement.
Want to Minimize the Pain From a Cyberattack? Get a Handle on Your Cyber Risk
Attacks on your systems may be inevitable, but preparing for cyber risk ahead of time has its own rewards in the form of fewer headaches, according to a session at the 2019 ASAE Annual Meeting.
Making Big Changes? Talk About It. A Lot.
Leaders who are changing their organizations can fall short when it comes to selling the change to employees. CEOs who've done it say there's no such thing as overcommunication.
Self-Care Strategies for Meetings Pros
Meeting planners have one of the most stressful jobs, which is why it’s important that they take care of themselves, even when they’re also taking care of attendees. Consider these three self-care strategies.
Managing a Global Workforce Requires New Skills
As associations more often have employees operating in locations around the world, the skills required to manage that workforce are changing. Modern expectations, technology, and time zones must be tackled in new era.
