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34 Free Nonprofit Webinars for November 2018

Wild Apricot

Here are all the free nonprofit webinars I could find happening in the month of November.

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5 Questions to Ask Before Jumping Ship on Your AMS

Higher Logic

An effective association management system (AMS) helps your association improve functionality, streamline operations, empower your members, and increase growth rate. In short, a great AMS is essential. But, what happens when your AMS isn’t meeting all the needs that you think it should meet? Do you switch? When faced with this decision, there are two common misconceptions many associations fall victim to: The assumption that their AMS should be an all-in-one solution for every business objective

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Bomb Scares Add Urgency to Calls for More Civil Discourse

Associations Now

Concerns about overheated political rhetoric have risen to new levels after Wednesday’s mail-bomb reports. ASAE and other organizations are urging a return to civility in the national conversation. As federal law enforcement officials searched for the parties responsible for pipe bombs mailed to CNN headquarters and several high-profile figures in Democratic party circles this week, many commentators blamed increasingly virulent political rhetoric for inciting threats of violence.

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Sorting Through the Mixed Messages our Members Send Us

Smooth The Path

Your most engaged members and your board members may not represent the rest of your members. For example, long-time members love traditional receptions; new members typically hate them. New members need to learn the basics while long-time members get tired of hearing the same old sessions. 5-year members who lapse still might love the association while lapsed first-year members are mad!

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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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Should You Host a Tiny Conference?

Associations Now

If you’re launching a new meeting, it should not be all about making it your biggest one yet. Here’s why it could benefit your association and your attendees to go smaller. If you’re a fan of HGTV, you’ve probably caught an episode or two of Tiny House Hunters or Tiny House, Big Living. And if you have kids or friends and family with kids, you are likely familiar with Shopkins—the tiny, plastic shopping-themed toys that kids trade and share with one another.

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Daily Buzz: Celebrate Your Most Engaged Members

Associations Now

Highlighting your most involved members will show they are valued—and could prompt less engaged members to get involved too. Postmates’ embrace of rapper Post Malone offers a great example of this. Also: ensuring secure meeting Wi-Fi. All of your members are important to your association, but let’s face it: Some are more involved than others. To encourage more engagement with less-involved members, organizations should shine special attention on those who are engaged.

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FREE: “Shop Local” Social Media Cover Image

GrowthZone

The GrowthZone team is again providing a free “Shop Local First” Facebook cover image (the image and download instructions are below). We’re also including a “Top 10 Reasons to Shop Local First” list. Use it for social media posts for a “Small Business Saturday Countdown” or for talking points when promoting the “Shop Local First” message.

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How “Hot Desking” Amplifies the Open Office Trend

Associations Now

Offices are increasingly becoming more communal places, to the point where some are choosing to get rid of permanent desks altogether. But both research and anecdotes about the “hot desking” phenomenon find the benefits for employees mixed. Does it matter if you don’t have a place of your own at the office—and if so, how much? The phenomenon of hot desking or desk-sharing—effectively, moving employee desks based on the activity that needs to be done that day or when that person is in the office—

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The State of Virtual Events: New Tagoras Report Offers Data and Insight

Association Success

What does the future of conferences look like? At Tagoras, we support leaders and hands-on practitioners who want to improve the reach, revenue, and impact of their learning business. One way we provide that support is through a range of free resources, and we’re pleased to share our latest original research: The Virtual Events Report. Drawing on new data from 215 organizations, this report continues the work of three prior Tagoras reports ( Association Virtual Events 2014 , Association Virtual

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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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Conference Circuit: Musical Meeting

Associations Now

Rundown Attendees: 2,100 plus. Research presentations: 500 plus. Exhibitors: 40. The 2018 joint meeting of the American Musicological Society and the Society for Music Theory begins next week in San Antonio. Attendance is expected to top 2,100. More than 2,100 professionals and grad students in musicology and music theory will head to San Antonio next week to share their latest research results, discuss the future of the discipline, and meet up with old friends and colleagues.