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    Explore " associations" with insightful episodes like "Membership Recruitment: How To Reach New Markets", "How Research Supports the Practice of Diabetes Care and Education", "Convincing NextGen Members to Binge on Your Organization (Season 1 Episode 12)", "Tips to Scale Your Membership: A Case Study with C100" and "Case Study Showdown Part III" from podcasts like ""The Member Lounge Podcast: Unlocking Association Success", "The Huddle: Conversations with the Diabetes Care Team", "The Membership IQ with Sarah Sladek", "The Member Lounge Podcast: Unlocking Association Success" and "The Association Show"" and more!

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    Membership Recruitment: How To Reach New Markets

    Membership Recruitment: How To Reach New Markets

    About This Episode
    Let's understand how to plan and execute a thriving membership program and what is required to achieve long-term membership resiliency. Our guest, Tony Rossell answers these questions and more during this exclusive podcast interview. Listen in as Tony shares practical guidance and reflections from his book, Membership Recruitment, which explains why an effective membership recruitment program is the key to association growth, financial health, and mission success.

    About Our Guest 
    Tony Rossell serves as the Senior Vice President of Marketing General Incorporated, a Direct Marketing Agency in Alexandria, Virginia.

    A frequent writer and speaker, his recently published book, Membership Recruitment: How to Grow Recurring Revenue, Reach New Markets, and Advance Your Mission, offers a practical guide to help membership professionals. He is the past chair of the ASAE Membership Council. In his work at MGI, Tony launched the annual Membership Marketing Benchmarking Report and developed the membership framework he calls the “Membership Lifecycle.” Over his 30-year career, he has consulted with hundreds of associations helping them diagnose and solve their membership marketing challenges.

    Full List of Questions We Asked Tony
    Tell us a little bit about yourself and what you do?

    Can you tell us a bit about your book on membership recruitment?

    Many technology companies are moving towards a recurring revenue model and I think associations are sitting on a goldmine with their loyal membership. Why do so many associations struggle to grow their membership?

    You talk about the economic driver for member marketing and why the investment must generate a return. Can you tell us more about it?

    You also talk about the value proposition - why should a prospect join and the power of a strong message! Can you tell us more about creating the value proposition?

    Is there any formula for value proposition that you follow?

    How would you create a member recruitment program for an association, say the association has some budget and some staff capacity to take on something new?

    How do you get buy-in from management to work on the recruitment program?

    Can you share some recruitment programs that have worked great for your clients?

    Where can associations find their target market?

    You developed the membership framework called the "membership lifecycle". In that lifecycle is there a way of sunsetting certain memberships so that we don’t chase after the wrong prospects?

    How do you find out who are not the right members for your association?

    Since we build membership websites for associations can you tell us about the importance of a membership website?

    What are your thoughts about public website and membership site or a members only area?

    You have an annual benchmarking report for membership marketing. How has covid-19 impacted association membership and will there be any long lasting effect on associations?

    You have a marketing benchmarking report for member recruitment. Can you tell us more about it?


    Audience Questions 
    How do I find out where potential members hang out?

    How to get the buy-in from the decision-makers in your organization to invest in IT and digital marketing?

    Beyond financial benefits of membership, how best to sell the less tangible benefits of your association?

    How to do grab the attention of your prospects when there is already so much noise? How do you reach out to try and attract new members without coming across as spam?

    Does membership recruitment require different tactics for gen z vs older age cohorts?

    How fluid are most recruitment campaigns that you've helped to create?  Are they planned in advance with every step concretely established, or, are they adaptive based on the results of prior actions?

    Can I use training opportunities to bring in new members, what does that look like?

    In the new digital world, how do renewals cut through the clutter and are calling and mailing invoice campaigns still effective for renewals/retention?

    For A/B testing emails, how much time you let pass before you decide which one to choose? Is one day sufficient?

    How do you align the membership and marketing arms if they are led by different people and have different priorities?

    What are your top three most successful membership recruitment procedures/campaigns?

    What is the recommended size of a membership team, and what are the specific roles to play when executing a membership?

    Closing Questions
    Key takeaway for the audience?

    Can you share a personal habit that has contributed the most to your success?

    How can people get in touch if they have any questions?

    Special acknowledgement to our guests for providing powerful insights into membership management. 

    Follow our podcast for more free educational content.

    Visit memberlounge.app to learn more about us.

    Contact anika@grype.ca for questions or support.

     

     

    How Research Supports the Practice of Diabetes Care and Education

    How Research Supports the Practice of Diabetes Care and Education

    Resources

    Listen to more episodes of The Huddle at adces.org/perspectives/the-huddle-podcast.

    Learn more about ADCES and the many benefits of membership at adces.org/join.

    Convincing NextGen Members to Binge on Your Organization (Season 1 Episode 12)

    Convincing NextGen Members to Binge on Your Organization (Season 1 Episode 12)

    There exists a widespread misconception that “young people don’t join” membership organizations. Perhaps your association has struggled with a similar mindset. I’m here to debunk this “membership myth” and share with you the ways in which you can recruit (and retain!) young members. Tune in to this week’s episode of the Membership IQ, as we discuss how the cycle of engagement has evolved for young people over the last century and its lasting impact on membership organizations. I provide three key strategies that will transform how you attract and engage NextGen members, making that “membership myth” a thing of the past.  

    Visit us at sarahsladek.com

    Tips to Scale Your Membership: A Case Study with C100

    Tips to Scale Your Membership: A Case Study with C100

    About This Episode
    Let's understand how to scale your membership using a high-tech business model and member feedback to drive member engagement. Our guest, Laura Buhler, will share her expertise on how to create a vision that people want to be a part of. Laura believes that it is all about the people. You can grow your association by investing your time and resources in understanding your members and having a "product" mindset.

    About Our Guest 
    Laura Buhler is the President and CEO of C100, a private San-Francisco-based nonprofit on a mission to galvanize global Canadians in technology to advance Canadian entrepreneurship and leadership in tech. Laura also serves on the Investment Committee for Luge Capital, a fintech-focused venture fund based in Toronto. She is a Board Director of Venture for Canada, a national charity which develops entrepreneurial leadership skills and also serves on the Advisory Board for the UCalgary Council on Innovation and Entrepreneurial Leadership.

    Full List of Questions We Asked Laura
    Tell us a little bit about yourself and what you do?

    Can you share the names of some noteworthy companies that have participated in the C100 program?

    Big names we might know?

    What are some key ideas that associations can borrow from high-growth tech startups?

    Would you say that the product is finding out your members problems and offering solutions and the product is solving their problems?

    Your association serves a global community. How do you give your members a sense of human-touch and closeness when you are so big and spread out over the globe?

    Besides hosting your events, how much time does your staff spend managing your members, or can they self manage?

    What does a good member experience mean for your members?

    How would you define the success of individual products or events?

    You said you use a lot of new tech: how do you decide which platforms are good for your members at any given time?

    What do your members use to connect?

    How can I take action on these ideas if I’m not in a leadership role in our organization?

    What are some start up business models we can use to scale our association?

    What would you recommend in terms of an engagement with your members to connect one-on-one? Is there an ideal approach to this?

    Audience Questions 
    How can I take action on these ideas when I'm not in a leadership role in my organization?

    Suggestions for maintaining memberships during covid when services are drastically reduced.

    What are business models that start ups use that can help me scale business development

    What do you recommend in terms of a monthly/quarterly/semi-annual outreach program to connect 1:1 with member organizations?  Is there an ideal approach to this type of 1:1 relationship building?

    Closing Questions
    Key takeaway for the audience?

    Do you have any book recommendations?

    Can you share a personal habit that has contributed the most to your success?

    How can people get in touch if they have any questions?

    Special acknowledgement to our guests for providing powerful insights into membership management. 

    Follow our podcast for more free educational content.

    Visit memberlounge.app to learn more about us.

    Contact anika@grype.ca for questions or support.

     

     

    Case Study Showdown Part III

    Case Study Showdown Part III

    There's so much creativity out there and so many tools, but getting an overview is impossible. In this fun session, we will provide you with three outstanding examples of creative software use in the association space. This Case Study Showdown features KUDO, idloom and CampfireSocial.

    Further, Catrina & Thorben will discuss why this meeting format was chosen and will give you exclusive, behind-the-scenes insight into what went into making this session.

    Want to watch all the episodes on-demand? Here you go: https://hubs.la/Q011yVc70
    Want to learn more about how EventMobi can help you? We got you: https://hubs.la/Q011yVwX0

    Fishbowl: Do Associations Need More Inclusion?

    Fishbowl: Do Associations Need More Inclusion?

    The pandemic has shown that some associations are struggling with making their offerings more inclusive. In this interactive session, we're taking the Fishbowl meeting format virtually and will allow the audience to join the panel ad-hoc, share their own experiences alongside our expert speakers.

    Further, Catrina & Thorben will discuss why this meeting format was chosen and will give you exclusive, behind-the-scenes insight into what went into making this session.

    Want to watch all the episodes on-demand? Here you go: https://hubs.la/Q011yVc70
    Want to learn more about how EventMobi can help you? We got you: https://hubs.la/Q011yVwX0

    Your Board Has a New Role. Are You Ready?

    Your Board Has a New Role. Are You Ready?

    The world has changed since 2019 and it's safe to say we aren't going back. How is your board adapting to face this new normal? In this session, we will go over the new responsibilities they might be facing and how to manage it all with grace. 

    Further, Catrina & Thorben will discuss why this meeting format was chosen and will give you exclusive, behind-the-scenes insight into what went into making this session.

    Want to watch all the episodes on-demand? Here you go: https://hubs.la/Q011yVc70
    Want to learn more about how EventMobi can help you? We got you: https://hubs.la/Q011yVwX0

    A Recipe For Great Culture (Season 1 Episode 10)

    A Recipe For Great Culture (Season 1 Episode 10)

    A great recipe is one that uses quality ingredients, made with special care and attention, and loved by all who try it. The culture within your organization isn’t much different from that amazing dish that draws everyone to the table. What many associations don’t realize is that a great strategic plan is no match for negative culture, hence the saying “culture eats strategy for breakfast.” In this week’s episode, we take a look at how the right combination of ingredients can foster truly great culture within your association, leaving your members energized and craving more of what your organization has to offer!

    Visit us at sarahsladek.com

    Case Study Showdown Part II

    Case Study Showdown Part II

    There's so much creativity out there and so many tools, but getting an overview is impossible. In this fun session, we will provide you with three outstanding examples of creative software use in the association space. This Case Study Showdown features CLIPr, Kubify and Spark'n.

    Further, Catrina & Thorben will discuss why this meeting format was chosen and will give you exclusive, behind the scenes insight into what went into making this session.

    Want to watch all the episodes on-demand? Here you go: https://hubs.la/Q011yVc70
    Want to learn more about how EventMobi can help you? We got you: https://hubs.la/Q011yVwX0

    Keep or Toss: Going Marie Kondo on Association Offerings

    Keep or Toss: Going Marie Kondo on Association Offerings

    Marie Kondo made this sentence famous and it is time for associations to ask this question about their offerings. Do they spark joy? Or should you change your offerings? Our host will lead you through various ideas and statements which you will get to vote on. At the end, hopefully, we will have a better understanding of what associations need to regroup and change their direction.

    Further, Catrina & Thorben will discuss why this meeting format was chosen and will give you exclusive, behind-the-scenes insight into what went into making this session.

    Want to watch all the episodes on-demand? Here you go: https://hubs.la/Q011yVc70
    Want to learn more about how EventMobi can help you? We got you: https://hubs.la/Q011yVwX0

    The Internet is Eating Your Lunch: Let's Outsmart it Together

    The Internet is Eating Your Lunch: Let's Outsmart it Together

    Developing a content strategy that has your organization ranking in search and scoring on social doesn't have to be a battle for lunch money. Kate Lesniak from Hubspot talks about analyzing, structuring, and distributing content—without getting caught in endless production—so that you can build a strategy that feeds your audience and your organization.

    Further, Catrina & Thorben will discuss why this meeting format was chosen and will give you exclusive, behind-the-scenes insight into what went into making this session.

    Want to watch all the episodes on-demand? Here you go: https://hubs.la/Q011yVc70
    Want to learn more about how EventMobi can help you? We got you: https://hubs.la/Q011yVwX0

    Vivre avec le VIH : "mon parcours de bénévole"

    Vivre avec le VIH : "mon parcours de bénévole"
    Aujourd'hui, nous donnons la parole aux bénévoles et aux militants ! Nous recevons Jocelyn, bénévole chez les Petits Bonheurs, une magnifique association qui accompagne les personnes vivant avec le VIH et isolées. À ses côtés, Fred, militant chez Act-Up Paris depuis le début des années 2000 et désormais au Comité des Familles. Nous passerons ensuite aux annonces du coeur, et nous terminerons avec quatre infos de la semaine. Bonne écoute !

    Non-Dues Revenue: How Associations Can Diversify Their Revenue

    Non-Dues Revenue: How Associations Can Diversify Their Revenue

    About This Episode

    Let's learn about how your association can diversify your revenue with non-dues revenue ideas. Our guest, Edward Byers, shares his expertise on non-dues revenue and how associations can diversify their revenue. Let's talk about why non-dues revenue is so important to associations and some key non-dues revenue areas.

    About Our Guest

    Edward Byers is the Director, Membership & Business Development at CSAE Canadian Society of Association Executives. Edward is an expert in business development and member engagement for generating revenue for associations through membership drives.

    Full List of Questions We Asked Edward

    Tell us a little bit about yourself and what you do?

    What partnerships are important to help create these revenue streams?

    Can you share an experience when you helped an association make non-dues revenue?

    Typical associations are tight on staff and money, are there any easier revenue streams you would recommend they get off the ground?

    What are the different options for non-dues revenue.If I am an association leader, where do I start to create non dues revenue? 

    Do you have any examples of other non-dues revenues?

    What types of partnership should we be exploring?

    Since associations are mostly member based and the main focus should be the members, how much time should we allocate for alternate revenue streams?

    Partnership is a big source of non dues revenue for associations, how would you ensure that all parties are getting value from the partnership and revenue streams?

    Since we build membership sites for associations, what tools associations need on their membership site to be set up for non dues revenue?

    Can you share some challenges you have had setting up non dues revenue?

    Audience Questions

    How can you track the progress, success or failure of a non dues revenue stream?

    How do you structure the internal team to execute on sponsorships? Roles and responsibilities?

    How to provide more value to sponsors and partners now that everything is virtual and it’s hard to get attendees and members to engage with sponsors?

    What are some things to balance corporate partnership with advertising-sensitive members?

    We are a provincial association. Do you have any best practices for associations to partner with sister provincial associations to develop programming that benefit the entire industry? Or do you recommend not to do it?

    Should members care if their partnership dollars help support the mission of the association? Do members benefit from those sponsorship dollars?

    Closing Questions

    What is your biggest takeaway for our audience?

    Can you share a personal habit that has contributed the most to your success?

    How can people get in touch if they have any questions?

    Special acknowledgement to our guests for providing powerful insights into membership management. 

    Follow our podcast for more free educational content.

    Visit memberlounge.app to learn more about us.

    Contact anika@grype.ca for questions or support.

     

     

    Dr. Michael Lee talks about the partnership of Mississippi Baptists

    Dr. Michael Lee talks about the partnership of Mississippi Baptists

    Pull a seat up to the table and join us in a conversation with Dr. Michael Lee, Chief Strategic Officer, about Mississippi Baptist partnering together.   

    Around the Corner Events: 

    • January 28-29: Let's Go event at FBC Pascagoula with Paul Chitwood, IMB President: https://bit.ly/32ZKONs
    • January 30-31: State Evangelism Conference at Northcrest Baptist Church: https://bit.ly/3zC3rDl
    • February 25-26: DISCERN 2022: https://www.mbcb.org/event/discern-2022/
    • February 26: Synchrony: https://bit.ly/3zJWBMi
    • March 28 & 29: Church Safety for Minors Workshop: March 28 at Fairview Baptist Church (https://bit.ly/3Kjp9RA)  and March 29 at FBC Nesbit (https://www.mbcb.org/event/church-safety-for-minors-workshop-fbc-nesbit-hernando/)
    • More Events at www.mbcb.org/events

    Contacts: 

    • Jon Martin, Men's Ministries Director (jmartin@mbcb.org)
    • Tanner Cade, Communication Services Director (tcade@mbcb.org)
    • Dr. Michael Lee, Chief Strategic Officer (mlee@mbcb.org)

    Case Study Showdown Part I

    Case Study Showdown Part I

    There's so much creativity out there and so many tools, but getting an overview is impossible. In this fun session, we will provide you with three outstanding examples of creative software use in the association space. Enjoy the show and vote for your favourite. This Case Study Showdown features Engamio, Snoball, and EventMobi Studio.

    Further, Catrina & Thorben will discuss why this meeting format was chosen and will give you exclusive, behind-the-scenes insight into what went into making this session.

    Want to watch all the episodes on-demand? Here you go: https://hubs.la/Q011yVc70
    Want to learn more about how EventMobi can help you? We got you: https://hubs.la/Q011yVwX0

    The Big Debate: Are In-Person Events Critical to the Growth and Engagement of Associations?

    The Big Debate: Are In-Person Events Critical to the Growth and Engagement of Associations?

    "This house believes..."
    A famous sentence from the famous Oxford debates. We're bringing this classical debate format into an interactive, 21st-century sphere. Four event professionals will argue either for or against the opening statement. But who's right? That's up to you to decide! Listen to the arguments, bring forward your own arguments, and push the debate forward.

    Featuring Liz Caruso as moderator, Josephin van Waasen, Joan Eisenstodt, Susan Mathis and Shawn Cheng.

    Further, Catrina & Thorben will discuss why this meeting format was chosen and will give you exclusive, behind-the-scenes insight into what went into making this session.

    Want to watch all the episodes on-demand? Here you go: https://hubs.la/Q011yVc70
    Want to learn more about how EventMobi can help you? We got you: https://hubs.la/Q011yVwX0

    How to Prepare a Comprehensive Membership Website Plan for Non-Techies

    How to Prepare a Comprehensive Membership Website Plan for Non-Techies

    About This Episode

    Let's talk about how to take charge of your association's membership website redesign project! It starts with understanding that you — the client — are just as much responsible for a successful outcome as your service provider (your developers). Learn where everyone's responsibilities begin and end, how to pick the right developer, and how to actually launch as close to on time and on budget as possible!

    About Our Guest

    Natasha Golinsky is the founder and lead project manager at On Purpose Projects. Natasha is an expert at website development project management, project scoping, managing expectations and preventing project-scope creep that delays and adds costs to your membership site project.

    Full List of Questions We Asked Natasha

    Tell us a little bit about yourself and what you do?

    Can you share some common mistakes organizations make in planning their website projects?

    Very often prospective clients come to us with a project plan that is not what they need to accomplish what they want. What would be your approach to planning a website project?

    Can you share your thoughts about RFPs, and how they impact a project versus a workshop or formal project scoping process?

    As much as we want our clients to do a thorough job understanding and scoping their project, most clients don’t have the technical experience or marketing background to do this on their own. When clients are not highly technical, how would you divide the responsibility between you and the client?

    You mentioned you work on high-ticket projects with large organizations. With organizations like this, you work with multiple stakeholders and point people. What are some key project roles that the client should take on?

    How does the QA process fit into the scope and cost of the project?

    In order to make a project successful, we have to put some key boundaries in place. What are some key boundaries you set?

    We test and QA and try to imagine every foreseeable outcome and risk, but there are always things that come up after launch that you didn’t predict. How do you handle these QA blindspots?

    What if a website is already built and just needs some fixes to improve it. How would the project scoping work?

    How would you scope a membership site differently than a regular website?

    Audience Questions

    How can you get buy-in from leadership that thinks its members don't need an engaging website to join. 

    What are some important questions I should ask the developers?

    How important is domain knowledge (industry-specific experience)? Eg. working on a restaurant website vs a medical website. Is working with an agency with membership experience important for member-based organizations?

    What are the key things to consider when creating a tender document for a membership organization website? What are the pitfalls and the key pointers to achieving a successful outcome?

    Closing Questions

    What is your biggest takeaway for our audience?

    Can you share a personal habit that has contributed the most to your success?

    Special acknowledgement to our guests for providing powerful insights into membership management. 

    Follow our podcast for more free educational content.

    Visit memberlounge.app to learn more about us.

    Contact anika@grype.ca for questions or support.

     

     

    Releasing the (Hybrid) Beast For Your Community

    Releasing the (Hybrid) Beast For Your Community

    Welcome to the first "real" episode of The Association Show podcast. In this episode, Catrina and Thorben discuss why The Association Show had the format they decided on, and what went into building the show. Catrina further discusses what The Association Show, online events and House of Cards should not have in common. The featured keynote in this episode is "Releasing the (Hybrid) Beast For Your Community" by Thorben Grosser from EventMobi.

    Want to watch all the episodes on-demand? Here you go: https://hubs.la/Q011yVc70
    Want to learn more about how EventMobi can help you? We got you: https://hubs.la/Q011yVwX0

    Sustainable Web Design for Associations

    Sustainable Web Design for Associations

    About this Episode

    In this episode, we talk about digital sustainability and how sustainable web design can help to improve the user experience​. We will explore how the pursuit of sustainable web projects can produce more functional websites and help associations to drive traffic to their website. 

    About our Guest

    Tom Greenwood is an author, web designer and activist devoting his time to the field of sustainable web design. His work demonstrates that making eco-friendly choices does not have to be a sacrifice; environmental choices can impact our membership and association's growth for the better!

    Full List of Questions We Asked Tom

    Can you tell us a little bit about yourself and your work?

    What is sustainable web design?

    What are some of the advantages of thinking about sustainable web design?

    How popular should a website be to be really serious about this?

    Can you walk us through your process: how would you build sustainability into the process?

    How would you change the user experience on a website to make it sustainable?

    Sustainable web design is a mutual responsibility of both the client and the developers. What can the developers do to impress upon the client that sustainable web design should be a priority?

    What is the role of the client?

    Should we really cut down the content on our sites and really focus in on a few things that really matter?

    We are a big proponent of reducing waste. What practices can designers and developers change about our work to be more sustainable?

    We build membership sites where many members visit the same pages. Is there better value to optimize the sustainability of pages that are used more than others?

    We are working on a lot of websites where we are trying to include accessibility. Is there a way to include accessibility and sustainability principals hand-in-hand in the design?

    For membership websites, are there things they can do to reduce their carbon footprint?

    For the day to day activities, what are sustainable choices associations can make?

    You mentioned a website that can help people assess the sustainability of their website. Tell us more about this?

    Audience Questions

    What are some examples of web design choices that people make that they don't realize have a terrible ecological impact?

    How can we communicate our sustainable web choices without being pretentious or gimmicky?

    Does eco-friendly also mean longterm sustainability of the internet?

    Closing Remarks

    What is your biggest takeaway for our audience?

    Can you share a personal habit that has contributed the most to your success?

    Special acknowledgement to our guests for providing powerful insights into membership management. 

    Follow our podcast for more free educational content.

    Visit memberlounge.app to learn more about us.

    Contact anika@grype.ca for questions or support.

     

     

    The Path to Sustainable Membership Growth

    The Path to Sustainable Membership Growth

    About This Episode

    In this episode, we talk with association management royalty, Velma Knowles, about the four pillars of membership growth, discussed in her latest best-selling book about how to scale your membership. We start by busting some myths associations hold around membership and replacing them with data-driven pillars that are universal to all associations.

    About Our Guest

    Velma Knowles is a coach and consultant to associations and non-profit leaders around the what, when and how of growing membership, engaging boards, and delivering member relevance. Velma works with leaders to create sustainable membership growth by focusing on the 4-drivers of growth: Clarity in Numbers, Alignment in Resources, Relevance in Value, and Accountability in Planning. She is a speaker and best-selling author.

    Full List of Questions We Asked Velma

    Can you tell us a little bit about yourself and what you do?

    What are the biggest misconceptions around membership growth?

    Can you tell us more about how association employees can avoid working in silos and how to break down those silos?

    You mentioned that there are 4 key ingredients to membership growth. Can you talk about those key drivers of growth?

    Out of those 4 key drivers, where should associations start?

    How can we be sure to listen to the voices of members?

    When we are onboarding new members, what can we do to ensure a good member journey and start building the relationship right away?

    For a large association that has many new members, it may not be realistic to reach out to each new member. How do we build relationships at scale?

    What are the key metrics associations should track about their members?

    Why do you see a membership website as important for associations?

    What features should associations have in their member portal?

    We hear often hear from clients that having a login area is a barrier for members. Do you think it is inherently a barrier?

    Many associations have benefits that are not being used or only used by a few members. Is there value to keeping those benefits around or time to retire them?

    What universal benefits should be in an association’s portal?

    Audience Questions

    Are membership drives out of fashion?

    How do we engage members with limited resources?

    How often should we add to our different membership tiers?

    What are some valuable strategies to recover members that were lost during the pandemic?

    How can we turn engagement into revenue opportunities?

    Closing Remarks

    What is your biggest takeaway for our audience?

    Can you share a personal habit that has contributed the most to your success?

     

    Special acknowledgement to our guests for providing powerful insights into membership management. 

    Follow our podcast for more free educational content.

    Visit memberlounge.app to learn more about us.

    Contact anika@grype.ca for questions or support.