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By: Lydia Arunkumar
November 30th, 2018

HighRoad Solution is thrilled to be a part of this year’s ASAE’s Technology Conference and Exposition.

We proudly support over 450 association and non-profit organizations who use our marketing automation and email solutions

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By: Ron McGrath
November 14th, 2018

Ever since associations were first formed over a century ago, their executives have had a problem:

They have a large group of people they need to take action – join, renew, purchase products, attend events, advocate at the capitol, etc. While their membership may seem homogeneous, even small associations have a great deal of diversity among their members.

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By: Maneesha Manges
November 8th, 2018

 All of your association’s goals depend on getting people to take action.

- You need new members to apply
- You need current members to renew
- You need people to attend your events
- You need members to buy products or sign up for classes
- You need advocates in your industry to mobilize for change

Smart associations know this doesn’t happen by chance, or by simply blasting members with emails. It takes thoughtful planning and precise execution. When you hear about these core association goals, the part that is often overlooked is that most of these interactions with members and non-members begin with a landing page.

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By: Adam Higgins
October 30th, 2018

Email open rates have dropped for most businesses – hovering around 25%. That means for every 1,000 emails that reach a company’s target audience’s inbox, 750 of them don’t get opened.

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By: Abigail Conlon
October 17th, 2018

Is your association looking to deepen relationships with prospects and members, but you’re struggling to make the most of your data?

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By: Emily Nash
October 16th, 2018

You wouldn’t put on your favorite sports sweatshirt and head out to your yard with only a rake, would you? Even if that is how you did it growing up, you know that using only a rake means a lot of extra work and a sore back at the end of the day.