
By:
Abigail Conlon
December 29th, 2017
As 2017 comes to a close, it is important to reflect on the past year and plan ahead for the future. While you set goals for the upcoming new year, whether they are personal or professional, it is important to stay on top of industry trends!

By:
Emily Nash
December 28th, 2017
The experts in this report in Search Engine Journal mention Artificial Intelligence as a raging trend for 2018 (almost in the same breath as Instagram stories - which boast 200 million users daily); the point is bots (and ephemeral stories) are taking over the 2018 digital marketing trends reports. With the evolving A.I. and machine learning capabilities incorporated in platforms from marketing automation to data analysis and finally customer service; associations will gain the greatest edge utilizing personalized messaging and insights generated from smarter and smarter bots. According to Jess Nelson at MediaPost, “Artificial intelligence was the top-ranking technology that marketers planned to expand the most over the next two years, with Salesforce estimating that A.I. will grow 53% faster than any other type of technology.”

By:
Katie Campbell
December 28th, 2017
With the new year quickly approaching, there's nothing better than a check list to get you prepped and ready to come back from the holidays and make 2018 your best email digital marketing year yet.

By:
Katie Campbell
December 11th, 2017
The most recent buzz this December at HighRoad, is all about how we can grow the association space to begin the new trend of figuring out an innovative approach to how your associations national level and the affiliated local chapters, regions, special interest groups, are working together.


By:
Abigail Conlon
December 6th, 2017
SEO is an important strategy to weave into your digital marketing landscape. It affects online visibility of your organization’s content in web search engines. “In it’s simplest form, SEO is the practice of growing your visibility and increasing traffic through organic search engine results” (Edgecomb, 2017).
When thinking about SEO, most organization’s consider keywords and lack to consider the quality of content that they are publishing. However, contrary to popular belief, that is not the case: