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Flipping The Script On Rebranding: How An Association Told It’ Story

Association Success

When we launched our new brand in 2018 at our annual conference, Build Business, we rolled out a newly redesigned website and affiliated sites, social media platforms, and videos. To provide context on what considerations we made in our rebrand, we want to point out a few factors that went into our decision: Member Research.

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Daily Buzz: How Dark Social Is Skewing Your Data

Associations Now

In your social media analytics tool, you can overlay it with your mentions and social shares to shed some light on how your customers are sharing.”. If you’re launching a new website, take a hint from the Healthcare Financial Management Association , says member researcher Amanda Kaiser on Smooth the Path.

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Three More Problems Attendees Experience at Association Conferences

Smooth The Path

These six insights were straight from member research, and I have three more for you. A respondent said something like, “if I have to sit through one more session on social media I am going to stick a fork in my eye.” Some attendees do want to learn about social media.

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Daily Buzz: Google Analytics Spreads to Images

Associations Now

It’s no secret that social media is a key marketing tool. Is it time for a process audit? On her Smooth the Path blog, member researcher Amanda Kaiser outlines how broken processes can inhibit engagement. Event Marketer breaks down five strategies for how to bring the technology to your conference.

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The 4 Skills Associations Should be Teaching

Smooth The Path

Marketing associations share best practices for leveraging social media. What we are lacking are life skills that can make our member’s lives (and jobs) significantly better. Coming out of my own member research, the challenge that comes up nearly universally among members of all associations is the need to influence.