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A Member Research Strategy to Consider

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Qualitative is not statistically significant, and unless your membership is very small, we cannot capture every member’s voice. Many quantitative surveys can be statistically significant, and they are usually open to every member. Quantitative, like surveys, is statistically significant.

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Members Who Share Their Opinions Expect Action (here is what we are going to do!)

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Implicit in our ask to take an online survey, respond to a member interview, attend a focus group or even when we ask off-handed informal questions like what did you think of the conference? is the promise that we will act on the information we are receiving. How does this apply to member insights?

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Why We Might Be Interpreting Our Association’s Data All Wrong

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We then use these assumptions to inform our plans moving forward. If you feel you don’t have unbias critical answers to inform significant changes, it is time to look beyond the data. It is time to discover your members’ stories. Related: You analyzed member data and conducted surveys, here’s what to do next.

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There are Important Things We May Not Know About the Association

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We may not know about the big things and the little things, especially the little things, that take nips out of our member’s experience. Members don’t usually offer up that kind of information. When you are ready to ask members all of the questions you are so curious about, let’s talk.

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