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Learn About Members’ Why

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Just like – what doesn’t make for a very compelling story but, why does – what doesn’t make for very actionable member insights but why does. Think of all the member research you have done whether it is analyzing the data or conducting surveys. What -type insights are a great first step.

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Members Who Share Their Opinions Expect Action (here is what we are going to do!)

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Members want to be heard. Implicit in our ask to take an online survey, respond to a member interview, attend a focus group or even when we ask off-handed informal questions like what did you think of the conference? How does this apply to member insights? Related posts: The members we should focus on.

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Members Leave Associations Without a Sound

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Related: Don’t ask for feedback from members who are too new. Asking members to opt in after a bad member experience. The post Members Leave Associations Without a Sound appeared first on Smooth The Path. There are important things we may not know about the association.

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Our Members Are Not Crazy

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Hearing member’s stories is such a valuable thing, but these stories can be tricky to hear. Quick heat-of-the-moment online, email or phone feedback from members can be laden with emotion making the creator’s words convoluted or inaccurate. Surveys assume that we know all the possible answers, but we don’t.

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There are Important Things We May Not Know About the Association

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When you are ready to ask members all of the questions you are so curious about, let’s talk. You analyzed member data and conducted surveys, here’s what is next. It is easy to misinterpret members’ opinions when observing their behavior. Related articles: Slow data vs. fast data.

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