Remove engagement facebook

Aaron Wolowiec

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A Tuesday ‘thank you’

Aaron Wolowiec

For more information, check out the #GivingTuesday Facebook page and the Twitter feed and use #GivingTuesday and @GivingTues. How can you engage supporters in relevant and meaningful ways? One framework to help structure the partnership is the ladder of engagement. How can you offer a ladder of engagement for #GivingTuesday?

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Feel the love

Aaron Wolowiec

According to “3 Keys to More Referrals: Leverage Your Member Love,” engaging happy members can be a powerful member recruitment tool. Or, if your association has a Facebook page, ask members to recommend you on Facebook. And share their Facebook post on your page. The point is: Word-of-mouth is a powerful marketing tool.

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What my 60 year old father reminds us about Facebook

Aaron Wolowiec

Right or wrong, outside of client engagements, I generally text or Facebook or Tweet or LinkedIn way more than I actually pick up the phone to “catch up” with someone. Anyway, I mentioned to my mother how surprised I was that: Dad set up a Facebook account. Dad and I were now friends on Facebook. My dad is watching.

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The communications struggle continues

Aaron Wolowiec

Although 57 percent believe they could improve member engagement by improving their ability to customize for different subgroups, not many are actually doing it. For example, according to the results, Facebook, webinars and online career centers have gained traction. But, as stated above, those efforts are often being ignored.

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No more learning silos

Aaron Wolowiec

Photo courtesy of Skillsoft via Facebook. HR must evolve to apply new paradigms toward talent attraction, mine for unrealized capability, build rapid development tactics, implement highly effective engagement strategies and unveil succession pathways with far more innovation than they have demonstrated to date.

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Social butterflies may learn the most

Aaron Wolowiec

By now, you know I’m an avid user of Facebook and Twitter, partly because I realize the potential of social media to educate. Examples: blogs, discussion boards, social networks (Facebook, LinkedIn), YouTube and podcasts. Facebook and LinkedIn, thanks to their discussion capabilities, were also popular.

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No more learning silos

Aaron Wolowiec

Photo courtesy of Skillsoft via Facebook. HR must evolve to apply new paradigms toward talent attraction, mine for unrealized capability, build rapid development tactics, implement highly effective engagement strategies and unveil succession pathways with far more innovation than they have demonstrated to date.

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