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

Leading Learning

So is non-dues revenue. The survey results of our learning offerings consistently yielded staggeringly high overall satisfaction ratings. 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.

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How to tell if your non-dues revenue programs are worth it

Association Success

When it comes to non-dues sources of revenue, not all are worth the time, energy and effort. Organization leaders need to understand the total value of the revenue source, which means more than the return on investment; it also means looking at how much mission impact is perceived to be achieved by board members, staff, and members. .

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How to Analyze Your Association’s Survey Data Without Losing Your Mind

Socious

It can help them evaluate an industry, develop strategies to increase revenue or member retention, and tell them what benefits members want to see. Possibly even more popular, however, are surveys. Surveys provide direct data and feedback from your members, many of whom are known professionals in their fields.

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Association Brain Food: 12.22.23

Reid All About it

Industry analysis for members. Per MGI’s membership benchmarking survey, members rely on their associations for in-depth industry analysis. Hear about the potential benefits and challenges of such a transformation, from increased reach and engagement to new revenue streams, while learning how to navigate potential obstacles.

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Know Your Members Through Better Surveys: A How-To Guide

Aaron Wolowiec

He has four years’ experience helping associations with member surveys and data. An association-specific survey will help you directly gauge the health of your membership and future needs you must address. The first step in a successful membership survey is to establish its goal. What is their organization’s revenue?

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The Power of Learning Analytics: Maximizing the Impact of Your Education Programs

Association Analytics

Example: Through a learner sentiment analysis, one association discovered that one of their courses consistently received low ratings due to challenging content delivery. As a result, they invited the expert to develop more courses and saw an increase in learner enrollment and program revenue.

Education 169
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Build a Marketing Dream Team—Welcome AI

.orgSource

Backlink analysis—Identify high-quality links to other websites that increase your site’s authority and its position in the search. One that comes immediately to mind is the SWOT analysis,” Jane said. A SWOT analysis is a task AI could help you launch. Customer surveys. Industry reports.

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