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25+ Member Newsletter Tips and Ideas for Better Campaigns

MemberClicks

While email has been around for decades, it’s still one of the most effective communication channels, even compared to new technologies (we’re looking at you, social media). As of 2019, email marketing boasted a 4,200% return on investment —or $42 in returns for every $1 spent. 10 Membership Newsletter Best Practices.

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25+ Member Newsletter Tips and Ideas for Better Campaigns

MemberClicks

While email has been around for decades, it’s still one of the most effective communication channels, even compared to new technologies (we’re looking at you, social media). As of 2019, email marketing boasted a 4,200% return on investment —or $42 in returns for every $1 spent. 10 Membership Newsletter Best Practices.

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6 Reasons Why an Enewsletter is a Must-Have for an Association’s Communication Plan

Association Briefings

These newsletters are becoming more and more imperative in taking an association’s brand marketing to the next level, while consistently staying in front of industry professionals and becoming established informational authorities. Digital elitists have tried to “kill” email since 2009. But its reign is over.” Wait, what?!

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Email Marketing Trends: What’s Hot in 2017

Associations Now

Long neglected as part of the communications conversation, emails have become more essential than ever in 2017. Read on for some suggestions on to improve your email production workflow. But with email, there are myriad ways to both send and receive emails, and the complicated production process can throw folks for a loop.

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Are You Worried About Appearing Tone-Deaf?

Smooth The Path

We write emails to our members. We may write the association’s newsletter, webpages, articles, blog posts, or letters to the membership. Some organizations are getting feedback that they are sending too many COVID-related emails, or not enough. Most of us are writers.

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Don’t stop learning: How to repurpose content for long-term revenue

Freestone

Leveraging your marketing automation tools will help infuse dynamic content and create templates that you can then reuse. A perfect time to repurpose content would be in your reoccurring member newsletter. Afterwards, take five paragraphs from the blog and turn them into five new short social media posts linking to the same article.

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Association Brain Food Weekly: 7.16.21

Reid All About it

In another ASAE article, Brooke Wilson of Live 360 Media, a YP herself, suggests five changes to consider if you’re serious about appealing to the next generation. Newsletter suggestion. I always enjoy reading The Art of Noticing newsletter from Rob Walker, author of a book by the same name. Young professionals. Host: Splash.

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