| Record 11 to 15 of 16 |
| Chapter Best Practices |
| 11 |
Social Media Opt-In during Registration by Bethesda Chapter
As part of its registration process, attendees and sponsors
are given the option to opt-in to Facebook, Twitter or
LinkenIn or across all platforms. This has resulted in 421
new members across all platforms with 844 Twitter followers
(nearly double all AFCEA National Capital Region Chapters,
743 LinkedIn members and 271 Facebook likes.
Categories: Publicity
|
| 12 |
Advertising with On-Base Newspaper and local press by Alaska Chapter
We're advertising in the base newspaper and Anchorage Press for our big events this spring.
Categories: Publicity
|
| 13 |
Broadcasting Luncheons on the Radio by Alaska Chapter
Beginning at our January luncheon, we're recording the
luncheons for broadcasting on local public radio, and looking
into Podcasting for members to listen to the presentations at
their leisure.
Categories: Publicity
|
| 14 |
Partner with Other Associations for Increased Exposure by Aberdeen Chapter
Bring together all the local associations for one big event.
This allows exposure of AFCEA to members of other
associations who may have not had the chance to participate
in the AFCEA community. Aberdeen does this by working with
AAAA, AUSA, SCRA and FA Assn at Aberdeen Proving Ground.
Flyer for event -
http://www.afcea.org/files/BestPractices/AberdeenBestPractice
Flyer.pdf
Categories: Publicity
|
| 15 |
Personal Interaction with Corporate Sponsors by Vandenberg-Central Coast Chapter
Personal interaction with local corporate sponsors is a must
for a small chapter. In a tight fiscal environment, we have
seen corporate sponsorship at chapter events fluctuate. After
an all-time low of 1 sponsor for a luncheon, the VP and I
went out to the leadership of our local IT contractors to
present the case for our AFCEA chapter. We were successful in
recruiting a corporate member, got pledges of involvement
from several, and the next luncheon saw a high of 8 sponsors,
which helped fund a local STEM teacher grant. Also, solidify
your mission. We developed a briefing for the corporate
sponsors, and it really made us focus on what our specific
chapter was about. That focus is key to ensure you are
getting the important things done - you can't do everything,
so make sure you can do the things that really matter.
Categories: Publicity
|
|
|
|
View All Chapter Best Practices
|
