Trends and insights

Strong, well-planned campaigns can absolutely deliver excellent results for a single edition. Many of our partners first come to Kabloom for exactly that: a focused push to grow registrations, abstracts or sponsorship for an upcoming event.  Our case studies consistently demonstrate that a multi-year marketing approach replaces short-term goals with long-term growth. By combining business intelligence, audience insight, and performance-led ad spend, we build each

2026 is set to be a demanding year for associations. As managing director of Kabloom Agency (Elluria Breytenbach), I speak with association leaders who are feeling the strain of longer decision cycles, tighter budgets and rising expectations for every conference. Yet, across regions and sectors, one pattern is clear to Kabloom: when digital marketing is strategic, consistent and data-driven, it can turn that pressure into

Yes, smaller associations often see proportionally larger gains from professional marketing support, especially in key areas like membership acquisition, event promotion, and engagement strategies. Agencies provide scaled solutions tailored to smaller budgets, ensuring measurable ROI.  Key benefits for smaller associations:  Proven ROI: Achieve high-impact results with limited budgets.  Targeted strategies: Focus on core areas such

Expect measurable improvements within 3-6 months, including 15-30% increased website traffic, 10-25% higher event registrations, and improved member retention rates. Professional agencies also help drive enhanced non-dues revenue through targeted campaigns.  Digital marketing key performance indicators to track:  Website Traffic: 15-30% increase  Event Registrations: 10-25% growth  Member Retention: Improved loyalty and engagement  Non-Dues Revenue: Increased

Imagine this: Your association hosts its annual conference, but registrations are dwindling. Your membership numbers have plateaued. You’re pouring money into glossy brochures and event sponsorships, but you can’t trace a single dollar back to actual results. Sound familiar? You’re not alone – but the clock is ticking. In 2024, associations stand at a crossroads.