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By: Emily Nash
August 29th, 2017

You may have heard that SEO (search engine optimization) is the new salesperson, but we could also make the case for why personalization is the new sales-person. While SEO is the practice of optimizing content for search engines to serve your site ideally on the front page of the search engine results page (SERPs), personalization goes one step farther while serving custom experiences to your potential leads and searchers.

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By: Kathryn Fisher
August 24th, 2017

Marketing Automation is on the rise now more than ever.  The main blocking point though is are you ready for marketing automation?   Aside from needing to know what marketing automation is, you need to take a step back and look at email marketing.

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By: Leslie Schiff
August 24th, 2017

“In this age of digital marketing, sending one message to everyone is not at all effective. This is especially true in email marketing because email is one of the things that's consumed by everyone. It's seen as a mass vehicle, but there are a lot of subtleties amongst the generations that consume it.” Maneesha Manges, Director of Consulting with HighRoad Solution
 

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By: Leslie Schiff
August 23rd, 2017

In today's world, making an impression means honing your message. This is as true for companies as it is for associations, where successful engagement pivots on having the right systems, methods, and automation tools in play to identify your target members and market to them effectively.

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By: Katie Campbell
August 22nd, 2017

As the excitement from this year’s ASAE Annual conference winds down, that does not mean ASAE, or the associations a part of the organization, are slowing down.

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By: Jenny Lassi
August 22nd, 2017

We know it's a pain in the bum to travel and still attempt to fulfill all of your planned/routine work duties. Then once you're finally able to login, you only have limited access to the email platform's navigation? What is this some kind of cruel joke?

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