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Aaron Wolowiec

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6 Simple Ways to Turbocharge Learning and Retention at Meetings

Aaron Wolowiec

Here are six simple ways to turbo-charge learning and retention at your next meeting. Encouraging your expert speakers to draw from their own lives in their content delivery will also foster a sense of inclusivity and reliability – making them seem more trustworthy and approachable beyond the session. Incorporate storytelling.

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Curating conference content to promote member engagement

Aaron Wolowiec

The annual conference finally draws to a close and the last thing on your mind is the resource and content treasures unearthed throughout the event. However, what I’m specifically talking about here is curating conference content that already exists. Aggregate social media content. Schedule follow-on education.

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Speaker coaching: The key to unlocking top-rated conference sessions

Aaron Wolowiec

PowerPoint slides are overwhelmed by too much content. Encouraged speakers to limit their content and slide decks, plan appropriately for practice and feedback time, park unrelated topics and leave time at the end of their sessions for questions, feedback and evaluations. Do these sound familiar?

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Pay attention to what matters most

Aaron Wolowiec

I alluded to it earlier, but segmented communication is crucial to member retention. Paying special attention to members who are just beginning their careers will reap great rewards – especially in terms of members retention. Third: networking opportunities. Perhaps surprising, however, was social media’s influence.

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Selecting and coaching speakers to deliver quality digital presentations

Aaron Wolowiec

Content curation. In a content curation process, a committee comprised of a cross-section of the organization’s key constituents first identifies the topics of greatest interest or concern to the industry. Via the content curation approach, speaker asks may be more deliberate (e.g.,

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New report: Association marketing has a ways to go

Aaron Wolowiec

Membership retention saw the largest year-to-year increase, offered by 47 percent of association marketing departments in 2014 compared to 62 percent in 2015. it’s also beneficial to have marketers contribute to membership retention efforts. Effective, meaningful, useful content.

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The makings of marketing mavens

Aaron Wolowiec

E-mail, event and content marketing are the top ranked tactics in terms of effectiveness. In the survey, respondents possessed three marketing capabilities: membership engagement strategies and campaigns; public relations; and membership retention and strategies. But here’s the problem: Without content, there’s no marketing strategy.

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