December, 2007

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The Big Picture: How Associations Can Use Twitter

The Big Picture

The Big Picture. A big-picture view of issues and trends affecting associations - in Mississippi and nationally. Shawn on Facebook. Shawn on Twitter. Shawn on Google+. Shawn on Pinterest. Shawn on LinkedIn. « Its magic | Main. | Tips for Conference Un-Bloggers (and Bloggers too) » December 28, 2007. How Associations Can Use Twitter. I started using Twitter on a whim.

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Wild Apricot Blog : Add your very own online store to your website, blog, or social networking page with the Paypal Storefront Widget

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A Snowball's Chance.

Idea Architects

I got pelted with snowballs today. in Orlando no less and all of my own doing. I'm at the Great Ideas Conference in Orlando and while attending a session that was sucking the very life out of me, I wondered how I could give that feedback to the presenter in real-time. As I left that talk to go and do my own session, my negative thinking went positive.

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CMI's Association Management Blog: Successful Associations.

Observations on Association Management

skip to main | skip to sidebar. Wednesday, December 19, 2007. Successful Associations Require Staff Intensity. Thats right, successful associations require intensity. There must be intensity in the underlying purpose of the association and in its mission and vision and objectives. There must be intensity in its volunteer leadership. And, most important to my message today, there must be intensity in its staff.

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Ultimate Guide to Monetizing Association Member Education

Unlock More Profit and Smarter Packaging for Member Learning Every decision that goes into your learning monetization strategy matters for your association’s bottom line. Our research has shown a clear correlation between high program maturity (and ROI!) and choosing the right monetization strategy. This eBook contains clear, actionable ways to approach packaging and pricing models that will help your association grow revenue, improve profitability, and drive expansion into new markets.

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Executive Connections: IGF Update from London

Executive Connections

Executive Connections. « Lessons Learned: 2.0 | Main. | Ethics for Info Pros » 05 December 2007. IGF Update from London. Greetings from Online Information in London. We are on day two, with one more to go and the conference is fantastic as usual. In between the sessions, workshops and panels there is a whole lot of contagious enthusiasm, catching up, and networking happening- and I am so happy to be a part of this once again this year.

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Wild Apricot Blog : 6 Unique Online Fundraising Techniques for Your Nonprofit (Part 4 of 6)

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Now More Than Ever

Idea Architects

Look around. People are overwhelmed. Too much to do. Too little time. Pressure to perform, to get it right. NOW. So risk avoidance kicks in. Doing just enough to get by. Not trying the unknown. Sticking with what works. Focusing only on the probabilities. But you, you can be different. You can be the person of possibility. The one who stands as a beacon of abundance swimming through a sea of self-imposed scarcity.

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CMI's Association Management Blog: Crisis Preparedness is a.

Observations on Association Management

skip to main | skip to sidebar. Wednesday, December 19, 2007. Crisis Preparedness is a Business Imperative. The principal difference between most associations and most "normal" businesses is the organizational imperative: make a profit for most "normal businesses" versus advance the interests of the industry/profession for most associations. But, at their hearts, the management of associations and the management of "normal businesses" are virtually the same.