The GDPR is a regulation drawn up by the European Parliament, the Council of the European Union and the European Commission to give citizens more control over how their data is used online.
We've written a series of articles to help you and your membership organisation prepare and thrive under the new regulations.
How prepared are you for the GDPR?
We’re producing a series of informative articles about the GDPR aimed at membership associations. To recap, the GDPR is a new set of regulations concerning personal data that organisations in the EU must adhere to. The deadline for complyi...
Ready, set, go: How games can help grow your membership
In the past we have waxed lyrical about the benefits of a microsite. These benefits cannot be exaggerated enough; a microsite is a handy, money-saving, share- and trackable piece of online content that can target web users and ensure your key ca...
Email marketing is dead!? What are the REAL long term implications of the GDPR?
The upcoming GDPR is certain to change the current landscape of marketing as we know it to an extent, and, while there’s a lot of hype around how drastic the new law will be, the changes we will see won’t all be negative. It’s...
What if I don’t comply with the GDPR?
If you work within a membership association and have not yet read up on the GDPR, then it’s best to start with our introduction to the GDPR article “How will the GDPR affect membership organisations in the UK & beyond?” It...
The right to be forgotten: what is it & how does it relate to the GDPR?
The GDPR will come into effect on the 25th of May and govern how we perform email marketing and data handling from now on. The GDPR will mean that what data organisations can store will revolve heavily around the idea of consent, and place much...
Consent & legitimate interest: what's the difference in the GDPR?
Senior Internet recently published a feature article on the GDPR, the new set of regulations giving consumers more control over how their data is used online, and how it affects membership organisations like your own. We are now following it up...