Aaron Wolowiec

DECEMBER 13, 2012

Newsletter/magazine articles. You must then communicate and share this content with others. Following are just some of the ways you might consider sharing your content with association constituents: Newsletter. Online community. Audio/video recordings. Social media feeds/conversations. Question/answer summaries.

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YourMembership

MARCH 8, 2013

We know that there are key points when recruiting new members to any organization that are crucial to survival. But focusing only on recruitment can be a big mistake if you are ignoring the qualities, characteristics and attributes that attracted members in the first place. by Megan Rockett. by Jeff Hurt.

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Spark Consulting

APRIL 21, 2015

While you’re in transition, test procedures, technology, communications channels, etc., You can ask people to suggest topics for your newsletter, magazine, blog, webinars, or conference, or vote on topics others have suggested, a la sxsw. PMH: Or if what you’re asking is: “how do I recruit people the first place?”,

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SCD Group

OCTOBER 10, 2012

Video is rapidly becoming a major communications tool. We have found that using video in membership marketing in the areas of recruiting retention and fundraising is an extremely powerful added channel to your marketing mix. Video interviews to go with print story in magazine, journal or newsletter. 7 Ways You Can Use Video.

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Association Adviser

JUNE 18, 2013

Your association can afford to continue publishing and expanding its magazine, plus other communications and events. According to the Association of Fundraising Professionals , a Naylor client, recruiting a new donor can cost up to 10 times more than keeping one. Advertisers renew their ad(s).

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Associations Now

SEPTEMBER 24, 2014

” NAADAC’s major symptom circa April 2013 was declining membership, Storie says. Some of the causes were outdated communications methods, stale member and prospect data, and complacency in customer service. And, here’s how we know we’ve done it. And the document that was created … was our roadmap.”

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