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AI: Great for Marketing. But Leave Your Member Newsletter to a Human

Association Briefings

Here are a few reasons you should leave your member newsletters to a human. Artificial intelligence traditionally refers to an artificial creation of human-like intelligence that can learn, reason, plan, perceive, or process natural language. Artificial intelligence has no place in an association-centric member newsletter.

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24 Top Association Member Engagement Strategies to Rock Retention

EventMobi: Association Events

Member engagement refers to the active efforts an organization makes to connect and foster relationships with their members. When members are doing something cool in your community, give them a shoutout in your newsletters and social media. Member newsletters Newsletters are a great place to send updates across your membership base.

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7 Situations Where Customer Communities Improve Customer Experience

Higher Logic

When You Need a Good Customer Reference. Maintaining strong customer references for your sales team is a big undertaking — you have to keep customers happy, keep them educated on your product, and stay current with their success as well as how they are using your solution. Hear more in this webinar with Jama Software: 2. Did you know?

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Planning a Virtual Day of Service for Your Organization

Blue Sky eLearn

Consider these digital marketing ideas from AccuData to spread the word about your virtual service event: Your email newsletter. Advertise your virtual day of service in your weekly or monthly member newsletter. Reach out to your members several weeks in advance to generate excitement for your virtual day of service.

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Boosting Membership Retention from the Start: Your Members’ First 3 Months

Spark Consulting

Prepare to welcome your new members in your next newsletter. Keep a running list of all your new members (particularly as they fall between newsletters) and make SURE you don’t forget anyone. This will be a great resource for them to reference in the future. Who doesn’t love a shoutout?!). Month 2 – Connect.

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8 Tips to Write Emails Your Association Members Will Open

Higher Logic

If you send out different kinds of emails (newsletters, event information, system communications about your technology etc.) An association of Baby Boomers, for instance, may enjoy a reference to the Beatles; while that same reference may be lost on Gen Z. That is not always the case.

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I Want the Right Pageviews

Eric Lanke

Show me the pageviews of the people coming to our site because they've bookmarked it, or they clicked on one of the links in our member e-newsletter. When I talk about the "right" pageviews, those are the ones I'm referring to. + + + This post first appeared on Eric Lanke's blog , an association executive and author.