In the association space, competition for continuing education dollars is strong. You could be competing against other associations, universities, corporations, industry partners, and even your own chapters for those learners. How can you maintain your competitive edge and grab more “share of classroom”? Focus on engagement. Watch our latest Loyalty Learnings for more:
If your organization uses concept testing as part of the innovation process, there are three critical elements to pay attention to: design, execution, and communication. Focusing on these three areas can help reduce problems such as "false positives" – concepts that test well but fail after implementation – and will lead to a stronger process …
Loyalty Learnings #10: 3 Critical Elements Of A Concept Test Read More »
There are three key things to measure as part of a loyalty program: behaviors, the overall relationship, and experiences that drive loyalty. Let's dive into these three areas to find out what aspects of them you should measure, and why.
The easy answer: your customer is your biggest asset! They produce ongoing income. And the 30% of loyal customers represent 65% of your asset value on average. This is powerful, and means that you need to constantly be in touch with the strength of your customer relationships and how to make them healthier. Watch …
Loyalty Learnings #8: Why Should You Measure Customer Loyalty? Read More »
In our previous video, we discuss questions you should be asking about your non-members before you begin growing in your core market. Answering these questions is a great first step in understanding who these non-members are and why they aren’t currently a part of your association. After you collect this information, prioritizing is key: not …
Prospecting In Your Existing Space: Prioritization Read More »
