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Announcing an Entirely New Methodology for Member Research

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Do staff regularly conduct member research? Are listening tours, welcome calls, or member interviews on your list of to-dos? When testing new benefits, do you ask for member feedback? But member insights are hard to come by. Because survey fatigue is real. What do you do? A virtual conference!

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When is it Time to Turn to Qualitative Member Research?

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When surveys stop working but you still need to learn more about member’s challenges, problems, opinion, needs, wants, and goals. You analyzed member data and conducted surveys, here’s what is next. Helping members answer the questions that matter most. appeared first on Smooth The Path.

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Before You Go To Your Go-To Member Insight Methodology

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Match your business goals, your project’s goals, your members’ goals with the right member research methodology. Related posts: Why Survey Monkey is dangerous. Beware of one question surveys for associations. Why no member survey may be better than one member survey.

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Association Brain Food: 11.1.24

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If your answers lean toward Yes, No, and Shut Up, then you might like (need) Impexium’s advice on event survey questions that hold attendees’ interest and provide you with useful data. Member workplace challenges. Do you use all the data you collect? Are you feeling a bit sheepish right now? Mobile engagement strategy. 1 CAE credit.

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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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Learn About Members’ Why

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Just like – what doesn’t make for a very compelling story but, why does – what doesn’t make for very actionable member insights but why does. Think of all the member research you have done whether it is analyzing the data or conducting surveys. What -type insights are a great first step.

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Please Ask Members

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As a member researcher I see some validity to this statement. Research, particularly qualitative research is very good at naming member problems but members themselves are often hard pressed to articulate the right solution. Data and surveys are both limited. With this I wholeheartedly disagree.