I’m hoping you’ll help me with some unscientific research into how bar associations are either effective or ineffective at communicating and connecting with members. I am speaking later this month at a meeting of bar communications professionals and would appreciate your input. In particular, I am curious about:
- How does your bar make effective use of technology to communicate with you?
- How does your bar miss the boat in its use of technology?
- What does your bar do right or wrong in its use of social media?
- Does your bar offer mobile apps or mobile access that you find either useful or a waste of time?
- How is your bar effective at communicating with you?
- How is your bar ineffective at communicating with you?
- Overall, would you rate your bar savvy or clueless about technology and social media.
I could go on with questions, but my basic interest is simply in hearing what you find effective and ineffective. Any and all responses will be greatly appreciated.
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