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Revenue Numbers Aren't Strategy

YourMembership

Ideas to help you engage, empower and retain members. Numbers aren’t Strategy. But knowing what you want to sell from a dollar/revenue standpoint is not the same thing as developing the strategy behind it. To reach your revenue goals you must also have a strategy. . After all, numbers aren’t strategy.

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You’ve Got to Read This: December 6, 2011

Reid All About it

I must share something he said in Part 4 – it’s what drew me into the rest of these posts because it’s so spot on about personal growth: “All of the strategies listed above have one thing in common. You’d think more resources would be directed at keeping members engaged and satisfied, but no. Ellis at Energize, Inc.

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Eric Lanke: Issues with Member Engagement

Eric Lanke

Member Engagement. Issues with Member Engagement. Ours is focused on member engagement, and you can get an overview of what it is and what were trying to achieve with it here. How do you get committees to design and take action within the overall strategy determined by the board? Member Engagement.

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Eric Lanke: Innovation Circle on Member Engagement

Eric Lanke

Member Engagement. Innovation Circle on Member Engagement. Im leading one on Member Engagement. My own focus on Member Engagement arises directly from the challenges facing my own association. Labels: Member Engagement. Member Engagement. (9). ► 2011. (25).

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Eric Lanke: Member Engagement Solution #1: Don't Forget the Fun

Eric Lanke

Member Engagement. Member Engagement Solution #1: Dont Forget the Fun. Ours is focused on member engagement, and you can get an overview of what it is and what were trying to achieve with it here. Ive previously posted on some of the member engagement issues people in the Circle are wrestling with.

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The communications struggle continues

Aaron Wolowiec

Without communication, both internally and externally, there’s no content, no strategy. In fact, only 6 percent reported having a communications strategy. Both challenges have increased since 2011, with 69 percent and 67 percent of associations stating those are the largest obstacles. That goes for businesses, too.

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Have You Outgrown Your Membership Database?

Wild Apricot

In our recent Blog Reader Survey, membership growth/acquisition ranked as the second most important issue facing small membership-based organizations for 2011, just behind member communications and engagement. read more ).