AMR Management Services

JULY 25, 2011

How to Create a Content Marketing Strategy. Joe Pulizzi did an excellent job of breaking down the meaning of content marketing and how to maximize your organizations content during The Drake Forum. ” are two great questions to start your strategy. Content Marketing for Associations and Non-Profits.

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AMR Management Services

JULY 12, 2011

The presentation was based on surveys conducted with more than 700 farmers and ranchers, as well as more than 100 association professionals and leaders. Conflicting views between generations also make it hard to understand how to best reach our target markets and communicate with different generations. Email This BlogThis!

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JULY 27, 2011

During a two day forum, The Drake included presentations to help everyone become active content marketers. If you don’t know the answer, you need to be asking your members in a survey, through social media or an editorial committee. Measure the strategy. How to Create a Content Marketing Strategy.

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AMR Management Services

JUNE 27, 2011

With a good promotional strategy, the webinar hit its target audience and provided valuable information to improve DCHA members’ profits. After the webinar, review what worked best and what can be improved upon, and send out a very short evaluation survey to attendees. ” Let us know what promotion strategies work for you.

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OCTOBER 2, 2012

HBR reorganized into a customer-centric model that united editorial, sales, and marketing for HBR, book publisher Harvard Business Press, and its websites. ” To improve the value of overall publication, HBR unified the print, magazine, and website by creating one editorial team and one marketing team. How do you access it?

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SCD Group

DECEMBER 20, 2012

As you look at your association and its programs/services, ask yourself: Has your “market” (the industry or profession you represent) changed? I am looking for strategies or tools to help us gather the data to objectively evaluate, prioritize and convince leadership that we need to CUT some of our organization's traditional (i.e.,

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