Tips for Communicating With a Worldwide Association
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This document provides tips for communicating with a worldwide association membership using email, forums, and web-based conferences. It recommends using email for newsletters and events, forums to allow two-way communication and feedback, and web conferences for interactive presentations and discussions. The document stresses making use of available technology to keep geographically dispersed members connected and utilizing their diverse perspectives.
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- 1. Tips for Communicating With a Worldwide Association
- 2. 3 Ways to Communicate With a Worldwide Membership Email Forums Web bases conferences Is your association using all 3 forms of communication?
- 3. Email •Use for newsletters, event invitations •Make content interesting and valuable •Association management software can assist with email templates and list management
- 4. Forums Allow for 2 way communication Gives members a sense of belonging Great way to gather feedback from members Association management software services can set up a custom forum for your organization
- 5. Web Based Conferences Popular Option: Live conference with playback option for those who can’t attend at the time Can be a presentation by host or interactive with chat and polls
- 6. Communicating With a Worldwide Audience Make use of technology available to keep in touch with members spread around the globe Having members from different cultures and locations provides a unique perspective to your organization
- 7. Inspiration for a Worldwide Membership “One day there will be no borders, no boundaries, no flags and no countries and the only passport will be the heart” -Carlos Santana
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