Wed.Oct 10, 2018

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The Legacy of Associations

Association Success

What do associations leave in their tracks, and how can we fulfill our potential to create a legacy? Nowadays in the association world, I hear a lot about building a “legacy,” especially in the context of what associations “leave behind” after organizing events in a venue destination. In his article in Legatus magazine, Paul J. Voss writes that the word legacy has been used exclusively as a noun for nearly 500 years but has expanded its original meaning and now signifies a “gift” or “bequest” tr

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Wild Apricot Launches Online Store Options

Wild Apricot

We've added four new features to our Online Store module - read on to find out how they can benefit your organization, how to use them, and where to find out more.

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Even Small Staffs Get Value from Culture Data

Jamie Notter

When we were creating the Workplace Genome culture assessment, I had an assumption that organizations with really small staff would tend not use it. I used to joke: Hey, if you’re only 19 employees, then instead of the culture survey, why don’t you just sit around the table and hash things out!? But lo and behold, we’ve had a regular flow of clients with 15-25 people on staff since the beginning.

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3 Tips for Building Healthy Relationships With Your Corporate Sponsors

Associations Now

Some practical relationship advice for associations looking to build long-lasting relationships with their corporate sponsors. One-sided relationships usually don’t work out. For instance, in the 1997 film My Best Friend’s Wedding, Julia Roberts’ character goes to great lengths to sabotage the wedding preparations of her love interest—at one point, even chasing him on foot.

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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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Update on me. Or why adulting with mental illness is hard as hell

Mizz Information

First of all, hi. Hope your summer was good. I’ll be honest–mine was hard. I’ve been ruminating over how much to share here for a few months…which is basically why I’ve stopped blogging, I guess. I’ve written about mental health stigma before , and about how much better teens and young adults are at talking openly about mental health compared to older people like me (I’m 50).

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6 Reasons to Meet With Us at ASAE Tech

Membersuite

Are you attending the 2018 ASAE Technology & Expo in National Harbor, MD? Here are 6 reasons to meet with MemberSuite at booth #339. See you in December.

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Google+ and the Problem of Letting Dormant Platforms Linger

Associations Now

Google was stuck with a major security crisis as a direct result of letting its little-used Google+ platform stick around. For associations, the situation highlights the risks of failing to sunset a platform that has fallen into disuse. It became pretty clear a few years ago that Google+ would not be as prominent or widely used as its social media competitors, no matter how we felt about the service upon launch.

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Modern Wellbeing: Infographic from Kaleido Insights

Beth Kanter

Click Image to See Original Image in Larger Size. This infographic is titled “ Modern Wellbeing ” was created by Jeremiah Owyang and his business partner Jessica Groopman from Kaleido Insights. The infographic synthesizes an extensive research project to look at the intersection of health, wellbeing, and technology. I first met Jeremiah in 2005 through the blogosphere and the early days of social media.

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Fashion Designers, eBay Team Up on Breast Cancer Awareness

Associations Now

The Council of Fashion Designers of America is launching an eBay shop to support its charitable efforts. All proceeds on member goods sold on the store will go to the council’s Fashion Targets Breast Cancer initiative. Of the many campaigns to draw attention to Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the most fashionable might be found on eBay. The e-commerce giant’s charitable arm, eBay for Charity, is collaborating with the Council of Fashion Designers of America to support Fashion Targets Breast Cance

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How to Create a Winning Event Marketing Strategy

Events hold the power to create lasting impressions and meaningful connections. They are not only occasions for celebration but also valuable marketing opportunities. Event marketing has become an essential component of successful business strategies, enabling organizations to engage with their target audience and create memorable experiences. However, behind every successful event lies a well-thought-out marketing strategy.

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Update on me. Or why adulting with mental illness is hard as hell

Mizz Information

First of all, hi. Hope your summer was good. I’ll be honest–mine was hard. I’ve been ruminating over how much to share here for a few months…which is basically why I’ve stopped blogging, I guess. I’ve written about mental health stigma before , and about how much better teens and young adults are at talking openly about mental health compared to older people like me (I’m 50).

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Daily Buzz: Hosting Sustainable Meetings

Associations Now

As environmental awareness grows in the meetings industry, planners need a holistic approach to going green. Also: understanding certification credentials. There’s no way around it: The meetings industry leaves a huge carbon footprint. Between traveling attendees, paper invitations and communications, energy used to power the event, and more, conferences create sizable waste that affects the environment.

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Lots and Lots of Value May Retain Members, But It’s Not a Business Plan - Membership and Subscription Growth

Robert Skrob

It didn’t take long for the Movie Pass bubble to bust. It offered unlimited movies for $9.95 a month. Movie Pass paid theaters full-price admissions for the tickets, and Movie Pass members took full advantage. Now Movie Pass is out of cash and dying. They attracted the wrong crowd of members. They attracted takers — those who love taking advantage and who had nothing better to do than spend a Thursday in the theater watching every movie at the multiplex, then come back on Friday and watch them a

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