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Member engagement – measuring what matters to your members

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I recently read an interesting report, Leading Engagement from the Outside In, from US based membership consultants Anna Caraveli and Elizabeth Weaver Engel, which offers an alternative view to traditional member engagement activities and metrics when considering levels of member engagement with an organisation.

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5 ways that ‘member-led’ organisations engage their members

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I recently read an interesting report, Leading Engagement from the Outside In*, which offers an alternative view to traditional member engagement activities and metrics when considering levels of member engagement with an organisation. Members redefining what engagement means. This is extremely engaging for members.

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Engaging members digitally – National Trust’s story

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If you’re wondering how to make your organisation’s digital experience more engaging for your members this year, you might want to consider what the National Trust have recently done to enhance and improve their website for potential and existing members. How will you make your digital experience more engaging for your members in 2016?

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5 great examples of how to use Twitter for membership engagement

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My presentation focused on how to use Twitter for membership engagement. I thought I’d share 5 great ways to use Twitter to engage with members including examples from those that are doing it right. Encourage members to engage with your other communication channels. Calls to action. Encourage people to join.

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My top 10 insights from MemberWise’s Digital Excellence 2017 report

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2017 remains all about member engagement, operational efficiency and revenue growth. In particular, organisations feel that increasing member engagement, their number one priority, remains key to improving levels of member satisfaction, increasing advocacy and retaining members. Here are my top 10 insights from the report.

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Fundraising using your members

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In fact, donor engagement can be very much like member engagement, as this ‘Ladder of Engagement’ below shows: Image © Public Good Software. Membership Engagement' Be able to demonstrate the outcomes and impact of the projects. First steps. So, if you are considering fundraising where do you start? What do you think?

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6 things I like about the Fawcett Society’s member welcome letter

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Clear calls to action are a good way to encourage and provide opportunities for enthusiastic new members to get involved and push them along their engagement journey. Get involved! . Make it easy for your members to get involved as Fawcett have done and you’re more likely to have success in your members deciding to get involved.

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