Emily Nash
With a unique background in start-ups-to-studios, and consulting-to-corporate settings, Emily specializes in solving for unknowns, pioneering new services, and collaborating with marketers and strategists. In her community, she served on the board of American Institute for Graphic Arts as their Communications Director to help promote networking and mentorship opportunities for area designers and creatives. She’s also a co-producer for Rethink Association, a podcast for associations.

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Emily Nash
July 10th, 2017
Whether it is for a product, an event, or gaining new members, one of the most efficient ways of attracting traffic and new leads is through digital advertising. And if your goal is to attract young millennials, then social media advertising is probably on your radar. Beyond the obvious - you need an eye-catching ad, with a powerful call-to-action, a hard-working landing page, and a form for lead capture - what actually happens behind-the-scenes for your ad to show? What do impressions mean and what determines the cost-per-click? There are many factors that go on beyond the tangible assets of a digital ad.

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Emily Nash
June 28th, 2017
As you slide into your holiday weekend, perhaps we'll have you thinking about forms and funnels whilst gliding down a watery ride at your local water park. For that reason, I thought it would be fun to go through the thinking behind marketing automation, lead generation, and business development. Make your digital marketing efforts work harder for you, so you can play harder for the fourth of July.

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Emily Nash
June 16th, 2017
There is no doubt that in 2017 we have some pretty powerful technology at our fingertips to send out email marketing messaging. From marketing automation like HighRoad Marketing Cloud and HubSpot, to user-friendly email marketing platforms like Adestra Message Focus, we get asked often why video and email are incompatible. While the platforms may support inputting a video file, it’s not always the best practice; and here’s why.

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Emily Nash
June 1st, 2017
For many associations, the summer months can mean a slower time of year - which means greater time for reevaluating marketing efforts and budgets. The number of events held go down, kids are out of school, membership renewal drives have passed. Now is the time to look more deeply into marketing efforts that lead to greater results whether they are greater numbers in members, attendance for events, or engagement with marketing materials for education credits, industry knowledge, and more. It can be a huge asset to have an understanding of what other associations are doing in the market. While I recommend reading the State of Digital Marketing Report in full, here are a few key takeaways to get you started.