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We are in the midst of a significant organizational re-structure, designed to bring the entire organization to a new place from which it can fully support our re-designed business model. This translates to the core primary outcome for all of us on staff: member and customer retention. So, what does this look like? Retention Team.
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We write emails to our members. We may write the association’s newsletter, webpages, articles, blog posts, or letters to the membership. Today is a scary time to be a writer because there is a lot of criticism from readers about organizations being tone-deaf.
They explain how these factors affect the memberexperience, how the AMS market is changing, and what you should look for in a new AMS. Newsletter engagement. Side note: I subscribe to a ridiculous number of newsletters, but I always open Marginal Revolution because I know it contains only two short posts. A true hero.
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Why organizations should move away from standard promotional strategies. Why should your organization adopt this strategy? When you empower customers to do their own research and find you organically, you come across as more trustworthy than a billboard screaming, ‘Buy this now!’” Free up time to focus on the memberexperience.
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And while it’s a challenge to engage any of your member base, engaging young members can feel particularly daunting—particularly younger Millennials and Gen Z. How can you encourage them to lean into being active in your association or memberorganization? Reevaluate your young members’ journey.
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