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The Pros and Cons of an Internal Marketing Team

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You may have lots of help from an outside agency, but building an internal marketing team could simplify your creative process. members had some kind of in-house agency in 2018, versus 58 percent in 2013, and 42 percent in 2008. You’ll need to recruit and train the right people. Building up a team isn’t always easy.

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New Staff Roles for Meetings and Events

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Here’s one I learned about last week while attending the Exhibition & Convention Executives Forum : attendee recruiter. Lippman made his case for adding the position: “We all know attendees are required for meetings to even exist and then thrive—bringing in money and serving as ambassadors for recruiting others to attend in the future.

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A Welcome Role for the Membership Committee

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Meanwhile, executing a full-fledged membership operation is beyond the scope of a volunteer role, but member-to-member connection can be invaluable to recruitment, retention, and engagement. To make it all work, Whitaker says AMCP provides a clear job description for committee members at the start of the volunteer recruitment process.

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Catching Up With Membership Stories, Part 2

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Then: In 2012, the California Dental Association created a new position for 25-year staff veteran Terry Fong: member concierge. That information has helped us understand what resonates most with current members as well as members of new target audiences we plan to recruit going forward. A Phone Call to Every New Member at CDA.