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New Report Reveals a Rebound in Membership Numbers

Associations Now

That’s according to Marketing General Incorporated’s 2023 Membership Marketing Benchmarking Report , which surveyed 800 participating associations. Here’s a look at some of the strategies and marketing tactics that stood out in the report. Focus on Recruitment New members play an important role in increasing membership counts.

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Association Brain Food Weekly: 7.9.21

Reid All About it

Fri 7/9 at 12 p.m.* – Strategy First, Software Next. To explore this question, we are kicking off a three-part series—the first will be “Strategy First, Software Next.” Improve Your Email Engagement with a Conversational Email Strategy. Presenters: Ryan Costello, Chief Strategy Officer, MemberSuite.

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

Association Success

How is your association consistently aligning its strategic plan and business strategy with its brand? In the association space, we often think that advocacy means fundraising for the organization and lobbying to members of Congress on behalf of the organization’s and members’ mission.

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Strengthening Member Engagement: Tips From an HR Consultant

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Whether more engaging alternatives are popping up or you’ve simply run out of fresh ideas, it’s worth it to explore how you can strengthen your association member engagement strategy. As we begin this new year, refreshing and revitalizing your member engagement strategies might be just what you need to ensure success for 2021.

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Learn About Members’ Why

Smooth The Path

This is great advice but it is awfully hard to do when we don’t know our members’ why. For every action (or inaction) members (and non-members) take there is a why. As established organizations, knowing our member’s why helps us develop and communicate our why.