ChamberMaster Blog

Many chambers and associations are faced with budget cuts. Just because budgets are tight, does not mean your membership marketing efforts have to be lack-luster, there are things you can do to keep the momentum going.

Kyle explains how to get (and keep) your members’ attention as well as meet the communication needs of your audience instead of your organization’s internal needs.

Creating that pleasing atmosphere is important in all areas of your chamber, which includes both your membership and your staff.

We no longer need to try to interrupt people from their thoughts. We now try to connect with them when they are thinking about the products and services we provide. We do this by offering great content.

Thought leadership is simply positioning yourself, or your organization, as a voice of knowledge and expertise in the marketplace of ideas.

Today’s communications efficacy is more reliant on precision than volume. Kyle breaks down the methodology of precise membership communication.

A story can engage your audience like nothing else. Depending on your organization’s mission, this is a tool you can leverage in a very compelling way.

Kyle discusses leveraging technology to improve efficiency and the value in accessing your network through external technology.

How do we tell our story in a way that attracts the right members, repels the wrong members, and turns strangers into friends? Learn the key to showcasing those you serve, not what you do.