Community group marketing today only wants to use 20th Century communications tools

 

Got kicked off a non-profit community group's marketing committee this month. The reason I was kicked off was that I refused to provide an email address. I told them to tweet me. They don't use tweet. They had to schedule meetings via email.

They didn't get my obstinance about refusing to provide an email address. Here was a non-profit group responsible for marketing in the teen years of the 21st Century to a city of 3-million. The other committee members did not use Twitter, so instead of updating their marketing skills, I was kicked off the committee.

How are they going to market to a 21st Century audience when they're still only communicating through 20th Century emails?