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The Direct Marketing Association of Washington is the largest regional direct marketing association in the US. The majority of DMAW members are end-users, vendors, suppliers, agencies, freelancers, educators, and students located in the Washington metro, Baltimore, and Central Virginia areas. However, we welcome everyone from anywhere in the United States whose field of interest is direct marketing, to join us for learning, sharing, networking, and, of course, making good friends and having fun. We look forward to meeting you!
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Webinar: Making Your Communications ADA Accessible
In this hour-long webinar, hear from industry experts on the recent Supreme Court denial of Domino's Pizza's petition on website accessibility and how this is relevant for you. Learn ten things you can do to ensure you are addressing ADA Accessibility and ten resources you can tap to help.
Attendees will learn:
How the recent Supreme Court decision to deny Domino's Pizza's petition on website accessibility is relevant to them
10 things you can do for accessibility compliance
10 resources you can use for accessibility compliance
How to address both offline and online ...
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Feb 25, 2020
Webinar: Making Your Communications ADA Accessible
Mar 04, 2020
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Mar 18, 2020
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If you’re like me you might have wondered why at the Annual Business Meeting of the Direct Marketing Association of Washington, our keynote speakers were speaking on crisis communications as opposed to, one might be forgiven for assuming, direct marketing. But, when you dig into the outcomes of a crisis – it is clear that every dusty Read more >
A Deeper Dive into Donor Advised Fund Marketing
One of the biggest challenges we face as an industry is the consolidation of billions of philanthropic dollars into Donor Advised Funds. This has been heightened by the 2018 tax reform. For instance, have you ever used a deadline on your Donor Advised Fund marketing for your year-end campaign? I certainly hadn’t. After all, the Read more >
