11:00 AM - 12:30 PM (EASTERN TIME)
Are you still communicating to members as segments, based on their behaviors and transactions? Or to The Market of One?
Each individual in your community, member or not, has her own set of needs that your association is trying to meet. Traditional marketing has us speaking to segments based on behaviors and transactions. And often, traditional broadcasts are about what the association has to offer rather than what the member actually needs right then and there.
Instead of building campaigns around segments and broadcasting information, focusing on “The Market of One” connects associations and individuals by asking questions regularly over time to understand and immediately act on member needs.
See how associations are using a conversational approach to member communications – talking to “The Market of One” – to gain member insights and drive action.
- Understand the contrast between traditional and conversational methods of member communications and develop methods for starting conversations with individual members.
- Explore The Market of One, and be able to implement strategies and use cases that enable one-on-one association staff to member communications.
- Gain use case campaign examples in the areas of member recruitment/renewals, event engagement, member profile building and utilize them in future strategic planning.

Level | Intermediate | Delivery | Group Internet-Based |
CPE(NASBA Category) | Communications and Marketing | Reviewer | Wade Tetsuka, CPA |
CAE (Field of Study) | Marketing & Communications | CPE/CAE Credits | 1.5 |
Prerequisites and advance preparation needed | At least 1 year of association or nonprofit operations experience. No advance preparation required for course | Cost | $0.00 |
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