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Do You Need a Member Engagement Strategy?

Smooth The Path

Arlene is a very engaged association member. She reads many of the publications and newsletters. She often buys the research reports and sometimes purchases a book or two from the association’s bookstore. Arlene is a promoter; she frequently recommends the association to other professionals in the industry.

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Building Buy-In for an Online Community at Your Association

Higher Logic

While the way you align your proposed member community with your executives’ goals will vary by association, five of the most common priorities you might find in the strategic plan include new member acquisition, member engagement and retention, non-dues revenue growth, advocacy and legislation, and maintaining relevance.

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Better Member Retention From Frictionless Experiences Designed for Your Association

Smooth The Path

Easy access to other members who have the same niche project, goal, or challenge. Quick response to members who call, email, or chat. Quick-to-read but highly valuable newsletters. Professional development opportunities even if I cannot come to an in-person event. Intuitive website navigation. Curated networking. Helpfulness.

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What We’re Scoring When We’re Scoring Engagement

Associations Now

A tool for tracking and measuring member engagement can be valuable for any association—if you can decide what “engagement” actually means to you, first. In the last couple of years, you might have noticed an upswell in talk in the association community about tracking and scoring member engagement data.

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3 Ways to Engage More Association Members in Your Online Community

Socious

Online member engagement falls into that category. An effective member engagement strategy gets your members participating and interacting with your association and their peers through its website, networking events, or private member community. Way #6) Create a content summary newsletter.