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Is Your Association Using Data to Increase Event Revenue?

Association Analytics

Similarly, analyzing your event data from many angles can lead to a major impact on revenue. Situation : We’ve looked at the trend analysis and it indicates that we are not projecting to make our registration goal. In our previous blog posts on retention and product value , we illustrated how data isn’t one dimensional.

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Geospatial Analysis and Predicting the Future

Association Success

It show attendee travel for conferences, workshops or courses. If you are interested in geospatial analysis, join us for the Association Data Analytics Brown Bag on October 1, 2019 for a presentation and discussion on the subject with your peers from around the world. And we add in where members are moving to (or often travel to).

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Of Crowdsourcing and Cassandras

Spark Consulting

Jeff Howe , who is credited with coining the term “Crowdsourcing,” was the opening keynoter at the 2009 ASAE Technology Conference, where he mad the point that no matter how smart the people around you are, most of the smartest people work somewhere else. Which revenue, may I remind you, is NOT necessarily going to the workers.

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3 Add-on Tools to Drive Association Revenue + Amplify Member Engagement

Higher Logic

As you strategize for the future, consider a few add-on tools to help you amplify the impact of your online community and strengthen your ability to meet the personalized needs of your members while driving association revenue, among other business objectives like recruitment and advocacy. Strategic content delivery. Event app.

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Growing Your Association's Non-Dues Revenue: The Basics

ISAE

Growing Your Association’s Non-Dues Revenue: The Basics The idea that all or most of your association’s revenue should come from membership dues is an outdated, inaccurate assumption. According to ASAE, dues made up only 30% of total revenue for professional associations in 2016, a steep drop from 95.7%

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Are you getting the most out of your retention data?

Association Analytics

Are you using it to increase revenue and lower costs per renewal? While wrangling all of this data into one place for analysis can be quite the challenge, it’s worth figuring out how to do it. At the same time, your analysis might show that members who attend your annual conference have a high renewal rate.

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Learning Subscriptions: Where Lifelong Learning (and Long-Term Revenue) Is Actually Possible

Leading Learning

So is non-dues revenue. We tripled-checked the results of our analysis: 80 percent! Looking for ways to soften the blow, further analysis showed that over a three-plus-year period, customers were returning. That means more learners, learners have access to more learning, and revenue starts adding up. Revenue Potential.

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