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Refocusing on Jobs and Education in 2015

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Three areas of concern come to light when looking at the overall potential of LinkedIn and other for profits crowding into areas of service previously “owned” by associations: Non-Dues Revenue – The potential loss of much desired revenue generated through recruiting fees via paid job postings and online advertising. According to the U.S.

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Great News – America’s Hiring and Associations have a Reason to Celebrate

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This good news was echoed in the Manpower Employment Outlook Survey for Q1 2015 where 18,000 US employers reported a positive Net Employment Outlook, and almost 20% anticipated an increase in their staff levels during Q1 2015. “As The fact that the job market is heating up is significant for many associations.

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2014 is done. Bring on the New Year!

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creates the first overall image someone experiences when looking at your web presence, marketing and member communication pieces and should […]. We recently held our June webinar entitled Flipping the Membership Equation: Thinking Differently About Membership Recruitment and Retention.

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Music City, Our Thought Leadership Team, and a Memorable 2014

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We covered topics ranging from online communities, the 2014 job market, gamification and Gen Y, and a try before you buy membership model, just to name a few. Social Networking, Mission Creep, and the 2014 Job Market – The Potential Risks and Rewards for Your Association with Rick Rutherford. CAE Webinar Series.

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Get Members’ Attention With Their Own Data

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One association turned this simple truth into a marketing success by integrating member data into its recruitment messaging. “All In” was a marketing push last summer to encourage more credit unions to enroll at least one staff professional on each council. What do people care about most? Themselves.