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Announcing an Entirely New Methodology for Member Research

Smooth The Path

Do staff regularly conduct member research? Are listening tours, welcome calls, or member interviews on your list of to-dos? When testing new benefits, do you ask for member feedback? But member insights are hard to come by. Members are busy, and likely they will continue getting busier in the future.

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Learn About Members’ Why

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As established organizations, knowing our member’s why helps us develop and communicate our why. Poke around and most of the marketing copy you read focuses on what. The conference this year is in Las Vegas. Think of all the member research you have done whether it is analyzing the data or conducting surveys.

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How Often are We Out of Sync with Members?

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We have edited and proofed the conference schedule so many times we have it nearly memorized. Likely members think the value of their membership is more than or less than we think they think it is. Likely members have better or worse experiences with the association than we guess they do. Get back in sync.

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Associations May Now Have Access to Previously Hidden Data

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A prediction for the conferences of the future. Our community is in the process of developing virtual conference etiquette. During online events, we can capture all of that amazing, juicy, interesting data and use it to increase the knowledge in the community. Related: Priming people for participation.

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Is it Day 1 or Day 2 for Associations?

Smooth The Path

I had not until JP Guilbault CEO of YourMembership mentioned it at the company’s recent conference. True customer (member) obsession and high-velocity decision making are the most critical but also the most difficult for associations. Think about your members. Think about your best members. They read emails.

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