If
you're like most business associations and chambers of commerce,
you're using a Facebook page to broaden your communications and
engage your audience where they already are - on social media.
The average user in the U.S. spends about 8 hours/month on Facebook. As Facebook continues to become THE place where people learn about news and find information about companies, it is reasonable to think that your audience may someday visit your Facebook page to learn more about your association - maybe...
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Your
association database is the single most important asset your
organization owns.
The old
display funnel of advertising. Isn’t it great? 
Technology
surrounds us everyday. Most of it is even beneficial. :-)
I was looking
at the list of
You've
heard of the book "
In
a blog post last week, I shared part of my presentation from the
If
your chamber of commerce or business association moved to a new
location, you'd probably let your members know, right?
You'd send them some emails - maybe even send some "snail
mail." You might even hang a sign on your old office letting
visitors know that you've moved to a new location.
We know that one of the main
reasons companies join chambers of commerce is to increase their
business. And the exposure your members gain via your website
is the single largest way you can promote them and drive traffic to
their business.
The
Within the past two years, we’ve seen well-established
newspapers fold as readership numbers plummet. The culprit? The
internet, of course. As
Today I came across
Earlier
this week I posted
A
few months ago, I wrote about the
Since

