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Making the Case for Analytics to Secure Your Slice of the Budget Pie

Association Analytics

With analytics, the benefits sell themselves: Reducing manual work Optimizing processes Growing revenue Having consistent, trusted data Increasing engagement Driving your association’s mission For example, consider an association dedicated to promoting literacy. However, the trick is to shift the conversation from the process to the outcomes.

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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.

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Member Retention Strategies For Professional Associations

Association Analytics

Achieving a stable membership will increase your association’s revenue growth and make it easier to recruit new members. This is critical for proper analysis and strategy refinement. There is strength in numbers, and that means your association needs to do everything it can to increase member retention.

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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Revenue: The Basics The idea that all or most of your association’s revenue should come from membership dues is an outdated, inaccurate assumption.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% Let’s get started!

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5 Benefits of an AMS with a Built-In Data Warehouse

Membersuite

Since an AMS is at its essence a database, find out what kind of reporting and analysis you can do with the AMS alone, and what you’ll have to rely on other software to do. This option expands your data analysis capabilities and increases your team’s access to reports and dashboards. The Difference Between a Data Warehouse and An AMS.

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Association Brain Food: 4.28.23

Reid All About it

Before developing a certification exam or any type of education program or pathway focused on a specific job role, you must do a job analysis. WBT Systems explains what’s involved and what associations need to know about using a job analysis to design and market programs. Member recruitment. Frankly, we’re smarter about it now.

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How to leverage business analytics insights with Association Management Software (AMS)

Nimble AMS

The analysis gives insight into your operations, helping you determine if your organization is on the right track or moving in the wrong direction. For example, on a graph, dips in member activity or non-dues revenue readily appear, making a clear connection to time and drops in activity. . Descriptive analytics .