4. • Organize your existing data
• Map out transition plan and create a timeline
• Don’t feel like you need to tackle everything at once – it can get overwhelming! Start
small
• Membership experience lifecycle & journey map
• Ensure staff knows how and why this MA solution works for your org
• What do you know about your audience already?
• Segmentation data for Personas
• Identify your content assets
Where to start with Marketing Automation
7. • Split into three, shorter emails
• One to two messages per email
• New members automatically flow into campaign
• Sends subsequent emails at three week intervals
• 201% increase in email engagement
• 64% open rates, 45% click rates
• 2-3 per day saved by membership director
Automated “New Member Onboarding Campaign”
8. • Instead of sending a one-off email each month, they built an automated campaign that starts with
the CME mailing, and then sends additional emails based on how subscribers are interacting with
that mailing
• Redesigned template for their audience (60% was reading on mobile )
• Personalized suggestions were sent based on where readers are clicking
• 313% increase in course sales
Texas Medical Association
Automating Continuing Education Course Promotion
12. • Using Marking Automation to promote free trials of apps
• Doing a campaign similar to an abandoned shopping cart campaign with events and membership
Brewers Association
Cool Examples from Associations
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14. • Events/Conference promotions
• New member join and onboarding
• Member transitions (student to professional, etc.)
• Online community engagement
• Committee engagement
• Volunteer engagement
• Possibilities are endless based on your association’s Personas and what you want those
personas to accomplish with your organization.
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