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3 Reasons Why Social Media is Harmful to Your Association

.orgCommunity

Most of us are routinely posting member information, pictures, stories and video to social media. All of this social media interaction on topics related to your members and association is good right? Should you even have a website if you’re posting to these free and wonderful social tools? It used to be so easy.

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Association Revenue Trends in the US and UK (Plus 3 Tips for Increasing Your Income)

Higher Logic

Driven by a change in what members want and are willing to pay for, associations are seeing changes in their key revenue streams, including which income sources sustain their organizations. Where Associations Get Their Revenue Today. Non-dues, or non-subscription, revenue. percent of their revenue from membership dues.

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Association Brain Food: 2.9.24

Reid All About it

Greg Pollack at Association Analytics recommends three useful strategies to elevate your association’s impact in the new year. You can add magazines and websites too, which is how I found the Cook’s recipe. Leave with tools you can use today to build a strategy that best fits your organization. Data, AI and value propositions.

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Are Your Association’s Social Media Posts Invisible?

GrowthZone

What story is your association telling with its social media posts? Get 30 more quick and easy ideas for social media posts for your association now ». There on the top shelf, is a vintage of wine that recently scored 100 points in Wine Spectator magazine. stumped about what to post on social media.

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Association Brain Food: 9.15.23

Reid All About it

If you feel like you’ve been seeing more press about microcredentials lately, it’s because researchers see growing support from employers and learners, and higher education sees the potential for revenue and renewed relevance. Data strategy. Credit card processors. Peter Diamandis ) My summer with Leo Tolstoy and his War and Peace.

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The communications struggle continues

Aaron Wolowiec

Without communication, both internally and externally, there’s no content, no strategy. In fact, only 6 percent reported having a communications strategy. Also of note: More than half of respondents recognize a serious or significant problem with the lack of revenue generated from their communication vehicles. you guessed it.

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A Letter to My Association Family: Embrace the Pursuit of Non-Dues Revenue!

Association Adviser

To my association family: Generating non-dues revenue (NDR) and increasing those figures year over year for associations is a key responsibility of being a Senior Group Publisher (that’s me!) Often, they aren’t—which is where we run into trouble with membership growth, retention and revenue. at Naylor Association Solutions.

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