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Social Media Roundup: What Got People Talking At MMCC 2014

Associations Now

Tech tools were the talk of ASAE’s 2014 Marketing, Membership, and Communications Conference. Also: the things that marketers want most, according to a poll taken at the conference. And we want to take our marketing to the next level with tools to help us parse that data, or even, y’know, make our tweets prettier.

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The makings of marketing mavens

Aaron Wolowiec

I was all things communications, media relations and public relations. But marketing? True, we launched our first official marketing campaign a couple years into the job. But with too few hours in the day and a never-ending list of priorities, marketing just wasn’t at the top of the list. So where does marketing fit in?

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Turn Your Social Media Goals Upside Down

Association Adviser

There’s an eye-opening chart you’ll see soon from Association Adviser’s 2014 Association Communications Benchmarking Report. It shows all too clearly that social media is still considered a broadcast medium by many associations. percent) and demonstrating that they can do social media (20.2 percent agree).”

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Results-driven Event Marketing for the Discerning Attendee

Association Adviser

According to the 2014 Economic Significance of Meetings to the U.S. Capturing your industry’s slice of this pie requires, among other tactics, results-driven event marketing. This type of marketing occurs in three distinct phases: pre-planning, implementation and post-activity. By Scott D. Oser and Aaron Wolowiec.

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Results-driven Event Marketing for the Discerning Attendee

Association Adviser

According to the 2014 Economic Significance of Meetings to the U.S. Capturing your industry’s slice of this pie requires, among other tactics, results-driven event marketing. This type of marketing occurs in three distinct phases: pre-planning, implementation and post-activity. By Scott D. Oser and Aaron Wolowiec.

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Public Social Network or Private Online Community? 11 Tips to Guide Your Decision

Higher Logic

Could the same concept apply to building a community for your customers or members on social media? Social media is an important part of any organizational strategy. Some organizations choose to build their communities via social media platforms like Facebook or LinkedIn because they’re free and easy to get started.

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Social Media Roundup: The Potency of Expert Reviews

Associations Now

Find out in today’s Social Media Roundup. — DMO (@davedmo) April 1, 2014. Ayaz Nanji over at Marketing Profs wrote about a recent Nielsen study of what online content influences consumers. — TheWebbyAwards (@TheWebbyAwards) April 1, 2014. So what online content is best suited for that purpose?