Bringing back personal to Alumni Relations

Wondering how to use social media to promote your reunions ? Here are 7 tested techniques that have brought reunion success to over a hundred schools.

Here's our attempt at trying to solve the challenge of continuously keeping alumni engaged yet remain personal, at scale, with a small team and limited resources.

Feeds have been around on social media for almost as long as they have existed — so it is by no means a new concept. Over the next few quarters, you will start to see your Almabase platform utilize feeds as the primary driver for engagement and user-generated content.

Giving Days have proven to be highly successful in boosting fundraising efforts. Learn how they can help you acquire new donors, enrich the giving experience, and instill a culture of giving in your constituents.

The Events module has been around on Almabase for a while now and has grown to be amongst the most utilized channels to engage constituents offline. While a whole lot has changed (we will be covering more in our support documentation), here's everything you need to know.

Events are getting a major upgrade! And it tackles some key issues that schools face when it comes to event management, the data-trail after the event, and measuring engagement.

Your alumni profiles just got a fresh new look. Not only are the new profiles meant to look better, they are more readable and functional and is being prepared for a lot of new features coming in very soon.

Adding to the strategic challenge of getting more sign-ups, you also have the added friction of the sign-up process, which also happens to be the first interaction that your constituents have with your platform. We have gone back to our drawing boards to re-think the signup process; to not only make it easier than ever to sign up, but also remove any inhibitions they might have about joining the platform.

According to industry standards, about 50-60% of alumni, drop off on the login page without even accessing the portal. This happens either because they have forgotten the password or they simply don't remember which social account they signed up with.