Wed.Jan 08, 2020

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What Star Wars Can Teach You About Talent Management

Associations Now

A series doesn’t become the juggernaut Star Wars has without having universal themes that resonate on many levels. One expert highlights the key lessons association execs can learn about effective work environments from the film series. With the latest Star Wars film sitting atop the box office last weekend, it’s easy to think of the nine-film series as simply riveting entertainment.

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7 tips for getting the most out of an RFP for your next AMS

Nimble AMS

Best practices say that when you’re ready to find a new association management software (AMS) system, you should issue a request for proposal (RFP). Read on for tips to ensure your RFP drives accurate proposals and helps you find the right AMS for your organization. When you’re ready to move to a new AMS system , you’ll likely issue a request for proposal (RFP).

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Daily Buzz: A Leap in Nonprofit Email Open Rates

Associations Now

A 2019 Campaign Monitor report reveals the latest email marketing trends. Also: AARP uses VR to promote social interaction. In a year when worldwide email open rates decreased, nonprofits bucked the trend. According to Forbes , a report by the email marketing software provider Campaign Monitor revealed that nonprofit email open rates rose by almost 5 percent in 2019, jumping to 25.2 percent.

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Make Email an Event Marketing a Priority in 2020: 3 Tips

Eplys

The following blog post was originally published on 1/9/19, but updated on 1/8/20 for added value. Email is a powerful tool! It goes directly to your audience, is easy to consume, and inspires immediate action. That said, there are a few things you can (and should!) do to stand out from the pack.

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How to Increase Membership Renewal

Dive deep into essential elements that drive member retention. Learn why members may hesitate to renew. Discover actionable techniques to encourage their return and foster lasting engagement. Uncover reasons members choose not to renew. Learn effective tactics to elevate member engagement and communication. Explore methods to encourage member renewal and active participation in your association Download now to take charge of your membership retention strategy!

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3 Marketing Lessons From the Newspaper Industry

Associations Now

In a time when the industry as a whole is struggling, newspapers have been getting creative with their marketing approaches. Read on to see some of the more inventive tactics being used. The nature of all industries is that they’ll have ups and downs, high points and low. At the moment, the newspaper industry is in a not-so-great place, and it’s faced distinct questions of relevance in recent years as a result.

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Top Auto Groups Combine in Major Industry Merger

Associations Now

The members of the Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers and Global Automakers will join forces as the Alliance for Automotive Innovation. The new group will represent nearly every major automaker in the world. The auto industry is shifting into a new gear this week in a move that brings the global sector together in a single trade group. The industry’s two largest associations, the Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers and Global Automakers, announced Wednesday that they will merge to form

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Year-Round Engagement for Employee Resource Groups

Expo Logic

Does your organization have Employee Resource Groups? How effective or targeted is the communication between your organization and these groups? How effective is communication within the groups themselves? Event Tech Group’s Mobile 365™ platform transforms the way ERG members engage and communicate. With one mobile app your members can navigate specific events, connect with each other, engage on hot topics of the ERG, get committee work done, or be part of a community.