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Why Association Leaders Need a Vision

Associations Now

Associations face an increasingly competitive market for members, attendees, and education. Time was, the association value proposition was pretty simple: “We’re the only ones who care about you.” Experts recommend finding a “superpower”—and building a culture that supports it.

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Building Buy-In for an Online Community at Your Association

Higher Logic

Here are five examples of priorities you might find in your association’s strategic plan, along with key points for how community helps. 5 Common Organizational Priorities for Associations. Additionally, you could suggest a “freemium” community membership for potential members to showcase the value of joining your association.

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What Political Polarization Tells Us About Membership Marketing

Associations Now

Chances are, your association’s nonmember audience values very different things than you and your members do, those values are rooted in much deeper motivations than you suspect, and your position and experience hamper your ability to craft membership appeals in terms that address those foreign motivations.

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Industry Study Brings a New Way for Association Professionals to Think About Member Engagement

Smooth The Path

Depending on the association it could be a new-to-the-profession academy, a webinar series, the mentor program, a research report, or any other benefit. These special associations have what I call an Association Value Trigger Point (AVTP). Lisa Vivinetto , Co-Founder & Chief Marketing Officer at Dynamic Benchmarking.

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How to Improve Your Call for Presentations Process

Velvet Chainsaw

When Velvet Chainsaw Consulting conducted speaker research with 120 associations with research and consulting company Tagoras Inc. Associations value member input. One-third of these organizations accept 60 percent or more of the proposals, indicating either a low number of submissions or very forgiving quality filters.

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