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Price Your eLearning Right

Blue Sky eLearn

Rethinking Event-Based Pricing. One of the most common mistakes I see in pricing eLearning is exclusively applying the old one-time registration model. Before setting pricing, it’s critical to understand your market. Consider these models to price your eLearning right. Embrace Continuous Learning. Understand Your Market.

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How do you price a virtual event?

Association Success

How should I price my event? What you ultimately want is to be able to monetize the event,” said Michael Tatonetti , director of certification and education for the Professional Pricing Society. With that being said, pricing should follow the same concept. . “A The short answer: that’s up to you. . Part 2: Value proposition.

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What Do You Reward?

Spark Consulting

We’ve all heard the come-ons: Switch your cable/cell/Internet/long distance provider and we’ll give you gifts, or better pricing, or premium services for free, or whatever. Novelty or loyalty? Everybody’s always looking for new customers, right? Association professionals should know better. But we don’t.

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Do Your Incentives Make Sense?

Spark Consulting

So just flipping that equation – dropping the price for individuals and offering them more in the way of benefits – would be counter-productive. Having the entire team as members is better for the member organizations, and administering group memberships is easier for the association.

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The Trick to Innovating with Gen Y

YourMembership

How Do You Innovate With Millennials? Innovating with millennials sounds like a no-brainer. While they have the enthusiasm, they may need the goals of your innovation to be laid out for them. Another way to capitalize on their exuberance and get them innovating is by placing them in charge of the “little things.”

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Association Brain Food Weekly: 7.31.20

Reid All About it

Whether you are an association executive, business professional, or the parent of a student, there are valuable insights to gain from these leaders about the future of education and work, innovation, crisis management, and community-building. Sponsorship and Pricing Methods for Virtual Events. More info/register. Tue 8/4 at 11 a.m.

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10 Tips to Get Analytically Ready for 2025

Association Analytics

Get everyone involved, create a cross-functional team focused on data innovation. For example, analyze three years of event data to optimize registration timing and pricing, or study engagement patterns in specific member segments. Think Smaller Rather than planning massive data initiatives, focus on quick wins that demonstrate value.

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