In today's dynamic economic climate, pools are frequently viewed as a price-based commodity making brand loyalty an often-elusive goal. Paradoxically, brand loyalty is of paramount importance in our customer/member-driven economy. This session will look at how data-driven approaches can drive better member and prospect engagement and improve brand loyalty through relevant, value-added content and stand-out relationship marketing. Real-world examples with real-world results will be used to illustrate the power of leveraging data to understand and build your membership loyalty and speak more directly to your members and their needs. Topics include how to use data to:
Many pools have done and continue to conduct member satisfaction surveys: now what? This session will discuss next generation market research which can guide future strategy regarding new coverage and service implementation. Topics include: using qualitative research techniques to build upon your quantitative insights; exploring the latest methodologies available today (e.g. online focus groups, bulletin boards and panels); and tapping your membership to develop and test coverage and service concepts before you launch.
Communication preferences among our membership are many, which creates the need for effective integrated messaging platforms. This session will discuss the principles of integrated messaging campaigns and the critical pieces needed for their success, including:
Many still view marketing & branding as a one-time project. This session will discuss the importance of yearly planning and effective execution to see results. Topics include developing a comprehensive marketing strategy, annual project management, and how to select useful metrics to measure success.Many still view marketing & branding as a one-time project. This session will discuss the importance of yearly planning and effective execution to see results. Topics include developing a comprehensive marketing strategy, annual project management, and how to select useful metrics to measure success.
This session will discuss current conventions in mobile marketing and social media and their appropriate applications for pooling. Topics include: how to capitalize on the intersection of local (web), mobile and social tools; what customers really want when they engage on the small screen; how companies are leveraging mobile marketing to bridge the gap between digital and traditional advertising; and an in-depth discussion on developing digital marketing tools.
Many pools use agents/brokers to market membership but there are several that do not. This session empowers internal staff with current sales techniques used in B2B marketing and insurance. Topics include: retention marketing techniques, using thought leadership as a meaningful selling tool, and ways in which to create effective brand ambassadors internally, as well as externally, if agents/brokers are used. Also discussed will be effective sales techniques to use when competing with commercial carriers.
Sheraton Denver Downtown
Denver, CO
(303)893-3333
The NLC-RISC group rate starts at $149 per night for single or double occupancy plus applicable fees and taxes. The group rate will be available until April 14, 2013. Reservations made after this deadline are based on availability.
Check-in is 3:00 pm and check-out is 12:00 pm. You may cancel up to 48 hours prior to your scheduled arrival without penalty. There is also an early departure fee of $50.00 if a guest checks out priort to the confirmed checkout date.
Catherine Moses
Program Assistant
Constituency Group Programs
(202) 626-3169
moses@nlc.org
Erin Rian
Program Manager
NLC-RISC
(202) 626-3122
erian@nlcmutual.com