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Extreme trends or the new normal?

Aaron Wolowiec

Even my dentist has climbed aboard the social media bandwagon. 3-6 at the Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta, ASAE will engage and connect members – even if they can’t attend physically. Are you embracing social media? So naturally, I checked Facebook, which encouraged me to “like” his page.

Georgia 100
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Association Brain Food Weekly: 2.23.18

Reid All About it

Find out how AI can be easily leveraged in your communications with members. Sohini Baliga, communications expert from the charitable fundraising world. Jacob Wilder, CAE, Director of Communications and Technology, Building Owners and Managers Association of Georgia. Powerful Social Media Strategy.

DC 79
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Association Brain Food: 10.20.23

Reid All About it

Unlike social media, a mobile app provides a cohesive and centralized communication channel to your members. The Free Press ) Social media platforms hate the written word. Bruce Rosenthal and Lori Zoss Kraska share five valuable hard truths about sponsorships from Bruce’s interviews with 100 corporate sponsors.

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Taking the Time to Communicate Right

Association Adviser

” As I sat in a session titled, “How To Make Your Members Scream Your Name, And Beg You For More,” at the recent Georgia Society of Association Executives Annual Meeting, I was struck by presenter Tom Morrison’s words and insight about the need for better engagement with your membership.

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Association Brain Food Weekly: 9.18.20

Reid All About it

Communicating Through a Crisis. Crisis communications has gone from an occasionally mentioned discussion point to now a trending topic. For marketing and communications professionals, having a crisis communication plan in place is a must – but what if you don’t have a marcomm professional on your team to make one?

Montana 351
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Time to breathe…and think long-term

Aaron Wolowiec

“It takes opportunity, resources and the desire to be able to think strategically to consider how to improve relationships and to be smarter with how folks use the tools in their toolbox,” said Bill Voegeli (MPI Georgia Chapter), president of Association Insights — the company that conducts the Meetings Outlook research. What do you think?

Denver 100
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How to Create a Strong Social Media Policy for Your Local Government

Arc 3 Communications

A social media policy is a code of conduct that provides guidelines for employees when it comes to posting content on the internet, whether personally or professionally. There are two types of control you may decide to set up for your local government’s social media programs, centralized and decentralized.