Crafting a realistic Annual Conference Request for Proposal (RFP) is essential for creating collaborative partnerships and increasing proposal success rates. Your association’s goal is to position your event in a way that effectively showcases its strengths and aligns with venue
If you’re like most people, your inbox is packed every day—and the association newsletters you receive usually get skimmed, if they’re opened at all. And that creates a real challenge for associations trying to communicate consistently with members. Members don’t read every email they receive, even from organizations they care about. Instead, they scan quickly
Most association marketing sounds the same. We list the benefits. We promote events. We explain what members get. But that’s not what people are buying. They’re buying what those things do for them. A conference isn’t just sessions and speakers.
As a marketer, part of your role is to stay up-to-date on current trends. But between constant changes in AI, the ever-growing rise of influencers, shifting SEO “rules”, and so much more to keep track of, it can be easy to get distracted with what to spend your time
Crafting a realistic Annual Conference Request for Proposal (RFP) is essential for creating collaborative partnerships and increasing proposal success rates.
If you’re like most people, your inbox is packed every day—and the association newsletters you receive usually get skimmed, if they’re opened at all. And
Most association marketing sounds the same. We list the benefits. We promote events. We explain what members get. But that’s
As a marketer, part of your role is to stay up-to-date on current trends. But between constant changes in AI, the ever-growing rise of
