By:
Emily Nash
September 20th, 2017
With any good omni-channel marketing campaign there is the planning stage, execution stage, and evaluation stage. As we near the end of the year, executing on our plan for 2017, it is interesting to begin to evaluate how well we responded to key trends for 2017. From last year’s Forbes article on 2017 Trends, I have pulled out the topics most relevant for associations and wrote in questions to ask and reflect on as an organization. Starting well before winter should help to gain insight for planning and preparing for new trends to account for in 2018.

By:
Leslie Schiff
September 18th, 2017
There's more to marketing automation than personalized, drip emails. True, crafting a targeted email campaign that is delivered to the right person at the right time is key, but there are additional communication channels that can take marketing automation to the next level.
“True marketing automation is focused on managing an omni-channel interaction experience with your members and prospects,” states Suzanne Carawan, Chief Marketing Officer of HighRoad Solution. “Marketing automation seeks to measure all aspects of interaction to understand where your users are in their respective buying journey.”
By:
Liz Mackenzie
September 15th, 2017
By:
Kathryn Fisher
September 6th, 2017
Banner ads are still an up and coming topic in the association space. Currently many associations are using banner ads as ways to promote their vendors and sponsors and their products or current promotions. So the first thing to ask is: do you leverage your own banner ad program to promote your organizational activities and generate leads?
By:
Emily Nash
September 6th, 2017
When thinking about email, there is a lot of talk about the right platform, with the right connector (or integration), and the project involved for migrating onto a new platform. That leaves little time and conversations for the design of the email template. For all the thought that goes into your brand look and feel or a new website, there seems to be a gap when it comes to designing for email. For the non-designer, wearer-of-many-hats, association professional, these tips are designed to quickly make you the expert when it comes to designing (or collaborating) on your next email template.
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