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5-Step Guide to Calculating Your Member Retention Rate

Higher Logic

In fact, 46 percent of associations reported that increasing member retention is one of their top membership goals, according to the Membership Marketing Benchmark Report. If you’re worrying about member retention, the first place to start is to find out how you’re doing on paper. Step #3: Check How Many Members You Recruited.

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Association Brain Food: 10.6.23

Reid All About it

Based on conversations with young members, former members, and never-members from multiple industries, Michelle Maher of Highland describes why young professionals are engaging digital channels instead of associations and the unique value they seek from associations. Content marketing. Next gen membership #2.

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Why the Membership Professional Is a Rare Breed

Associations Now

Do the math: If 43 percent of associations have membership staff and 5 percent (at most) outsource membership work, that leaves more than half (52 percent) where membership functions such as recruitment, retention, engagement, and customer service are distributed among other staff.

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Too Many Ideas for Boosting Member Retention? Never!

Associations Now

At the American Chiropractic Association, first-year members were an obvious group of at-risk members (less likely than most to renew), but ACA analyzed multiple member segments and found that, curiously, members passing the 10-year mark were also slipping in their renewal rates. Tap into member energy.