Blogging FAQs. It may seem like blogs are taking over the world. Everywhere you look, blogs, blogs, and more blogs. Today, anyone can be a blogger as long as they have something to say. You may be wondering what this has to do with associations? The answer: everything. MORE
Start with some basic background and history and fold in some Staff and Member FAQs. Comb your sent folder and your community site for those FAQs, Code of Conduct, and special instructions for volunteers or super users. MORE
Whether it’s tagged discussions, FAQ pages, a detailed member directory or well-placed videos and articles, these various touch points will act as an extension of your onboarding experience. MORE
Today, we’re going over the basics: CAE FAQs and what you need to know: association management association leadership ASAE Small Staff ChatterIf you’ve been in the association industry for a while, you’ve likely heard about the Certified Association Executive (CAE) program. MORE
on Facebook, there is a process in place and a standard FAQ to point not just that individual to, but anyone else who might be lurking on the Facebook page and wondering the same thing. MORE
An FAQ from ABA says they “have seen no evidence that the hacker has also accessed credit card or other personal financial information.” MORE
The ALS IceBucket Challenge in 2014 that raised over $115 million is well known to all, but this FAQ can help refresh your memory. Prepping for our Big Room Session at IFC. MORE
I have a robust resource for answering FAQs on social media, but if something new arises, I triage it with the appropriate staff member before responding. MORE
Creating content (blogs, FAQs, white papers, webinars). If you feel like you’re caught trying to go upstream in a surging metrics river, you’re not alone. But we do have to measure our community activity and member behavior to get a handle on customer satisfaction. MORE
In a related FAQ, the agency notes that payment-card networks don’t comply with the Electronic Fund Transfer Act if the new payment terminals installed in retail stores require that payments are routed through a specific payment processor. “A MORE
That the IMA did not create a FAQ for this announcement is a huge unforced error in my mind. What might a FAQ include? Imagine you are leaders of an important community institution, one some might even describe as beloved. MORE
Give them the basics (when and where—think FAQ). Make your event’s website as awesome as the event itself. Plus: how to deal with bullies in the workplace. Think of your website as your association’s sidekick—and your event’s glued-at-the-hip partner. MORE
The basics include a welcome program and onboarding process, programmatic outreach, access to support documents and a robust FAQ section. The importance of the community builder within an organization has grown tremendously. MORE
A FAQ has some additional information.). The first step in addressing diversity is talking openly about it. That’s where leaders—and ASAE’s Association Inclusion Index—come in. MORE
Format: He has organized this resource in a Google document — his slides, FAQ, and links are on one page. Jeremy Caplan is the Director of Education, Tow-Knight Center Entrepreneurial Journalism and an amazing teacher. MORE
Think of it like making an FAQ for your event. Volunteers are integral to the success of most association-hosted events. However, it can be time consuming to get your volunteers up-to-speed, monitor them, and collect their feedback. Que the hair-pulling. MORE
With that same idea in mind of providing people with lots of information and ensuring all attendees have the best onsite experience possible, earlier this week the Event Service Professionals Association (ESPA) introduced a new resource called “Project Access: Accessible Meetings FAQs.”. MORE
A list of questions : These are typically called “FAQ” or frequently asked questions and are a standard category of web site content. What I love about FAQs is that you can easily transform them in Social FAQ s by adding real questions asked by your audience. MORE
Upgrading From FAQs to Proactive Advice. These include supplementing documented FAQs with updated information culled from user-generated discussion forums, training virtual agents to support more natural conversations and using analytics tools to track the effectiveness of knowledge usage. MORE
When the review has a clear and conspicuous disclosure of your relationship and the reader can see both the review containing that disclosure and the link at the same time, readers have the information they need,” the regulator explains on an FAQ page. MORE
Your ability to communicate and keep your team working cohesively can be a mountain-scaling, yet necessary task for mastering entrepreneurship and selling online. MORE
We envision “GMIC—A Council of CIC,” to be the place for these entities to come together and for GMIC to be the go-to resource for neutral and credible sustainability resources, information, and community for the broader event industry,” GMIC stated in a list of FAQs about the merger on its website. MORE
Then LinkedIn addressed these rumors in an FAQ …sort of. If you read this blog, you know I tend to be sort of a glass-half-empty kind of gal. I prefer to think of myself as a realist rather than a pessimist, but hey–someone has to be the downer, right? MORE
No matter what priority-points system you adopt, be sure to create documents that describe how it works and FAQs. Your Points System Should Influence Current Spend Decisions. Like any storefront business, exhibitor booth selection is heavily influence by three factors: location, location, location. Most trade-show organizers use a priority-points system to help determine the order of booth-space selection for next year’s expo and their system has been in place for quite a while. MORE
Good for FAQs on how to use your website, member profiles, etc. This post originally appeared on Mizz Information. ————-. MORE
” The groups released an FAQ [PDF] noting some of the reasons for the merger—particularly NCSA’s limited resources and reliance on volunteer leadership to manage its benefits, annual meeting, and networking events. MORE
Learn more at the organization’s FAQ page. Looking to Join In? MORE
View the application FAQ and apply here. We don’t normally post press releases here, but this grant opportunity sounds amazing. Please share with your networks! *. For immediate release. January 31, 2012. For more information: Nadine Hoffman. 202) 496-1992. newmediagrants[at]iwmf.org. The International W omen’s Media Foundation Seeks Applications for the 2012 Women Entrepreneurs in the Digital News Frontier Grant Program. MORE
First-time nonprofit managers can often use a bit of guidance from more experienced colleagues, as well as the answers to specific questions. The problem is, there just aren't enough mentors to go around, and perhaps this is especially so in the nonprofit sector where resources are stretched to the limit. What's the solution? Well, Third Sector New England believes it's found a partial solution at any rate.( read more MORE
You could prepare staff with membership FAQs in advance of annual renewal season [ASAE login required]. Changing organizational culture is a difficult job, but associations are in a special position to influence culture—the 2014 Merriam-Webster Word of the Year—among both staff and members. MORE
F.A.Q. Several nonprofit organizations have had their reputations tarnished recently. The National Restaurant Association had its 15 minutes of fame via Herman Cain. Susan G. Komen for the Cure is still reeling from its decision to defund Planned Parenthood. MORE
a list of world record-holders , and an FAQ for those wondering if they’re being tricked. Despite being an art practiced by relatively few people, sword swallowing has an association of its own—the Sword Swallowers Association International, which has been active for the past 15 years. MORE
Open Badges FAQs via Mozilla OpenBadges. Dramatic changes have occurred in how learning is recognized, accredited and validated. Digital Badges are a part of these changes and are set to make a big impact on education and certification programs in 2017. MORE
Fill your community with self-service tools including detailed product documentation in file libraries, FAQ pages, and help forums where customers can post questions for their peers to answer. A five percent increase in customer retention can increase business profits by 25 percent. MORE
FAQ from @Informz on the Canadian Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL) taking effect 7/1. Following an MMCC presentation on content marketing, an association communications pro explains why what works for for-profits may not for nonprofits. MORE
This is the sole reason they give in their FAQs about the change: Why is this changing? This post originally appeared on Mizz Information. MORE
This proposal would allow us to accelerate the development and delivery of resources relevant to our members and students, speak for the public interest with an even stronger voice, and help businesses and people succeed,” CIMA said in an FAQ on its website. MORE
An FAQ page on its website lays out the details of the program. A TLD for NGOs Nongovernmental organizations looking to stand out with a new top-level domain (TLD) might consider the new.NGO or.ONG , which the Public Interest Registry (PIR) is working on launching soon. MORE
FAQs and automated answering systems serve as replacements for customer service. One size fits all FAQs will not help build desired loyalty. Sadly, and all too commonly, many associations appear to suffer from the equivalent of attention deficit disorder. MORE
The association’s FAQ on the changes noted that the new name was intended “to be a more inclusive brand for the speaking profession.” MORE
This is the sole reason they give in their FAQs about the change: Why is this changing? This morning when I logged onto Facebook (yes, still trying to break the habit), several friends were talking about Facebook forcing users to install Facebook messenger. MORE
“ ClickHole has one and only one core belief: All web content deserves to go viral,” the site’s owners state in a tongue-in-cheek FAQ. Cheap, eyeball-grabbing online content is good for traffic, but are traffic numbers really your goal? MORE
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Today, we’re going over the basics: CAE FAQs and what you need to know: association management association leadership ASAE Small Staff ChatterIf you’ve been in the association industry for a while, you’ve likely heard about the Certified Association Executive (CAE) program.
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First-time nonprofit managers can often use a bit of guidance from more experienced colleagues, as well as the answers to specific questions. The problem is, there just aren't enough mentors to go around, and perhaps this is especially so in the nonprofit sector where resources are stretched to the limit. What's the solution? Well, Third Sector New England believes it's found a partial solution at any rate.( read more
Associations Now
AUGUST 25, 2016
” The groups released an FAQ [PDF] noting some of the reasons for the merger—particularly NCSA’s limited resources and reliance on volunteer leadership to manage its benefits, annual meeting, and networking events.
Beth Kanter's Blog
SEPTEMBER 26, 2013
A list of questions : These are typically called “FAQ” or frequently asked questions and are a standard category of web site content. What I love about FAQs is that you can easily transform them in Social FAQ s by adding real questions asked by your audience.
Higher Logic
NOVEMBER 30, 2016
Creating content (blogs, FAQs, white papers, webinars). If you feel like you’re caught trying to go upstream in a surging metrics river, you’re not alone. But we do have to measure our community activity and member behavior to get a handle on customer satisfaction.
Higher Logic
NOVEMBER 17, 2016
Whether it’s tagged discussions, FAQ pages, a detailed member directory or well-placed videos and articles, these various touch points will act as an extension of your onboarding experience.
SocialFish
MAY 15, 2017
Then LinkedIn addressed these rumors in an FAQ …sort of. If you read this blog, you know I tend to be sort of a glass-half-empty kind of gal. I prefer to think of myself as a realist rather than a pessimist, but hey–someone has to be the downer, right?
Membersuite
JUNE 21, 2016
Blogging FAQs. It may seem like blogs are taking over the world. Everywhere you look, blogs, blogs, and more blogs. Today, anyone can be a blogger as long as they have something to say. You may be wondering what this has to do with associations? The answer: everything.
Associations Now
AUGUST 26, 2016
With that same idea in mind of providing people with lots of information and ensuring all attendees have the best onsite experience possible, earlier this week the Event Service Professionals Association (ESPA) introduced a new resource called “Project Access: Accessible Meetings FAQs.”.
Beth Kanter's Blog
JUNE 24, 2015
Format: He has organized this resource in a Google document — his slides, FAQ, and links are on one page. Jeremy Caplan is the Director of Education, Tow-Knight Center Entrepreneurial Journalism and an amazing teacher.
Mizz Information
JULY 29, 2014
This is the sole reason they give in their FAQs about the change: Why is this changing? This morning when I logged onto Facebook (yes, still trying to break the habit), several friends were talking about Facebook forcing users to install Facebook messenger.
SocialFish
NOVEMBER 3, 2011
on Facebook, there is a process in place and a standard FAQ to point not just that individual to, but anyone else who might be lurking on the Facebook page and wondering the same thing.
SocialFish
MAY 4, 2015
Upgrading From FAQs to Proactive Advice. These include supplementing documented FAQs with updated information culled from user-generated discussion forums, training virtual agents to support more natural conversations and using analytics tools to track the effectiveness of knowledge usage.
SilkStart
NOVEMBER 3, 2016
Think of it like making an FAQ for your event. Volunteers are integral to the success of most association-hosted events. However, it can be time consuming to get your volunteers up-to-speed, monitor them, and collect their feedback. Que the hair-pulling.
SocialFish
APRIL 20, 2016
Good for FAQs on how to use your website, member profiles, etc. This post originally appeared on Mizz Information. ————-.
Velvet Chainsaw
NOVEMBER 10, 2014
FAQs and automated answering systems serve as replacements for customer service. One size fits all FAQs will not help build desired loyalty. Sadly, and all too commonly, many associations appear to suffer from the equivalent of attention deficit disorder.
Velvet Chainsaw
SEPTEMBER 29, 2016
No matter what priority-points system you adopt, be sure to create documents that describe how it works and FAQs. Your Points System Should Influence Current Spend Decisions. Like any storefront business, exhibitor booth selection is heavily influence by three factors: location, location, location. Most trade-show organizers use a priority-points system to help determine the order of booth-space selection for next year’s expo and their system has been in place for quite a while.
Associations Now
OCTOBER 5, 2015
An FAQ from ABA says they “have seen no evidence that the hacker has also accessed credit card or other personal financial information.”
Associations Now
JUNE 20, 2014
FAQ from @Informz on the Canadian Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL) taking effect 7/1. Following an MMCC presentation on content marketing, an association communications pro explains why what works for for-profits may not for nonprofits.
Higher Logic
NOVEMBER 19, 2015
The basics include a welcome program and onboarding process, programmatic outreach, access to support documents and a robust FAQ section. The importance of the community builder within an organization has grown tremendously.
Associations Now
OCTOBER 20, 2014
Learn more at the organization’s FAQ page. Looking to Join In?
Associations Now
APRIL 24, 2017
a list of world record-holders , and an FAQ for those wondering if they’re being tricked. Despite being an art practiced by relatively few people, sword swallowing has an association of its own—the Sword Swallowers Association International, which has been active for the past 15 years.
Associations Now
JANUARY 7, 2015
You could prepare staff with membership FAQs in advance of annual renewal season [ASAE login required]. Changing organizational culture is a difficult job, but associations are in a special position to influence culture—the 2014 Merriam-Webster Word of the Year—among both staff and members.
Associations Now
JULY 1, 2014
“ ClickHole has one and only one core belief: All web content deserves to go viral,” the site’s owners state in a tongue-in-cheek FAQ. Cheap, eyeball-grabbing online content is good for traffic, but are traffic numbers really your goal?
WBT Systems
DECEMBER 6, 2016
Open Badges FAQs via Mozilla OpenBadges. Dramatic changes have occurred in how learning is recognized, accredited and validated. Digital Badges are a part of these changes and are set to make a big impact on education and certification programs in 2017.
Beth Kanter's Blog
NOVEMBER 16, 2015
The ALS IceBucket Challenge in 2014 that raised over $115 million is well known to all, but this FAQ can help refresh your memory. Prepping for our Big Room Session at IFC.
Associations Now
NOVEMBER 3, 2015
This proposal would allow us to accelerate the development and delivery of resources relevant to our members and students, speak for the public interest with an even stronger voice, and help businesses and people succeed,” CIMA said in an FAQ on its website.
SocialFish
AUGUST 13, 2014
This is the sole reason they give in their FAQs about the change: Why is this changing? This post originally appeared on Mizz Information.
Associations Now
NOVEMBER 5, 2013
An FAQ page on its website lays out the details of the program. A TLD for NGOs Nongovernmental organizations looking to stand out with a new top-level domain (TLD) might consider the new.NGO or.ONG , which the Public Interest Registry (PIR) is working on launching soon.
Risky Chronicles
APRIL 3, 2012
F.A.Q. Several nonprofit organizations have had their reputations tarnished recently. The National Restaurant Association had its 15 minutes of fame via Herman Cain. Susan G. Komen for the Cure is still reeling from its decision to defund Planned Parenthood.
SocialFish
FEBRUARY 3, 2012
View the application FAQ and apply here. We don’t normally post press releases here, but this grant opportunity sounds amazing. Please share with your networks! *. For immediate release. January 31, 2012. For more information: Nadine Hoffman. 202) 496-1992. newmediagrants[at]iwmf.org. The International W omen’s Media Foundation Seeks Applications for the 2012 Women Entrepreneurs in the Digital News Frontier Grant Program.
SocialFish
AUGUST 19, 2014
Your ability to communicate and keep your team working cohesively can be a mountain-scaling, yet necessary task for mastering entrepreneurship and selling online.
Associations Now
APRIL 22, 2013
A FAQ has some additional information.). The first step in addressing diversity is talking openly about it. That’s where leaders—and ASAE’s Association Inclusion Index—come in.
Associations Now
APRIL 4, 2017
When the review has a clear and conspicuous disclosure of your relationship and the reader can see both the review containing that disclosure and the link at the same time, readers have the information they need,” the regulator explains on an FAQ page.
SocialFish
NOVEMBER 5, 2014
I have a robust resource for answering FAQs on social media, but if something new arises, I triage it with the appropriate staff member before responding.
Associations Now
JULY 14, 2014
The association’s FAQ on the changes noted that the new name was intended “to be a more inclusive brand for the speaking profession.”
Associations Now
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Associations Now
MARCH 1, 2016
We envision “GMIC—A Council of CIC,” to be the place for these entities to come together and for GMIC to be the go-to resource for neutral and credible sustainability resources, information, and community for the broader event industry,” GMIC stated in a list of FAQs about the merger on its website.
Associations Now
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In a related FAQ, the agency notes that payment-card networks don’t comply with the Electronic Fund Transfer Act if the new payment terminals installed in retail stores require that payments are routed through a specific payment processor. “A
Associations Now
JANUARY 16, 2014
Give them the basics (when and where—think FAQ). Make your event’s website as awesome as the event itself. Plus: how to deal with bullies in the workplace. Think of your website as your association’s sidekick—and your event’s glued-at-the-hip partner.
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