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PropFuel associations are experiencing deeper engagement, increased membership and revenue by starting conversations with members, at scale.
Explore our ebooks and case studies below to begin your shift toward more human-like engagement with your current and future members.
How Special Libraries Association Won Back Members by Asking a Few Simple Questions. If you've ever felt like winning back lapsed members is low hanging revenue fruit for your association, you're correct!
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In our first “Fireside Fuel” – a video conversation to highlight PropFuel client successes – Lili Arguello from PIHRA joins PropFuel team members, Ashley Wucher, Client Success Manager and Brianne Wheeler, Director of Marketing, for a conversation around two campaigns that solved data challenges and enabled PIHRA to take immediate action.
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Special Libraries Association (SLA) had two common association challenges to solve: connecting with 700 new members in an individualized way and re-engaging 4,500 lapsed members to encourage renewal. What strategy would they use to accomplish their goals and generate dues revenue?
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NYACP used their innovative quiz campaign as a weekly member educational opportunity and reinforcement of the association's value. How did this tactic affect member satisfaction and the organization's Net Promoter Score?
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Missouri State Teachers Association is using PropFuel to generate revenue, ensure members don’t slip through the cracks and gain new information directly from the Voice of the Member.
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How are you capturing the voice of the member as part of your pre- and post-conference communications? Take an idea from Amazon's EMEA (Europe, Middle East & Africa) Consumer Talent Acquisition Team: they partnered with Matchbox Virtual Media & PropFuel to create a virtual event experience that felt personal for 200+ team members.
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International Technology Law Association realized they had the opportunity to engage 1,300 nonmember webinar registrants with the intent of converting them to paid members. How did they do it?
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Infusion Nurses Society is an international nonprofit organization representing infusion nurses and other clinicians in the specialty practice of infusion therapy. The association is invested in understanding and learning about each member on a personal level. To get started, they utilized PropFuel for two innovative campaigns: one to explore Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) challenges, and the other gather accurate member profile data for improved future engagement.
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In summer 2020, Hospitality Sales and Marketing Association International realized it had an opportunity to win back over 700 lapsed members. In an industry particularly hard-hit by COVID-19, how could they go about it while being sensitive to the realities of their members?
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PropFuel Doubles New Member Count Over Traditional Marketing in A/B TestDiscover what happened when one association did a 3-month experiment to determine which method of post- trial communications would result in more conversions: their existing email software or PropFuel.
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What questions should you ask your members to engage them in new ways? Get more than 100 ideas in the ebook!
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Our Voice of the Member e-book introduces the concept of Voice of the Member, which is part of the PropFuel engagement process: Ask, Capture and Act. Capturing the voice of each member tells you what your members are doing and what they need and want in real-time. No longer is there a need for guesswork based on what they purchased or clicked on in the past.
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Stuck on how to get your members to act? Discover the conversational engagement approach!
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Discover how the American Society of Association Executives starts conversations with members to understand immediate needs, discover member intent and get members to act.
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Everyone says, “We need to segment our audience,” as if that’s the solution. It’s not. All that does is puts people in buckets. Nobody puts Baby in a bucket #PatrickSwayzeRules I’m not bashing segments completely. Naturally, segmentation is way better than mass emailing everything to everyone, but it’s far from the end-all. Segmentation is a good start, and it does get us closer to the goal, but experts in our space need to do better in terms of thought leadership on this topic.
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Unlock time-saving possibilities with Blueprints for campaigns in PropFuel. Easily transition from creator to editor, leveraging automation and AI to craft personalized onboarding campaigns that enhance member retention. In the midst of daily chaos, taking a moment to pause is essential. Follow a six-step efficiency plan: review goals, identify and prioritize issues, map processes, self-educate, and optimize through automation and outsourcing. Regardless of your role, you can implement these strategies to improve membership engagement and retention, even with limited resources.
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The key to better engagement is unveiled: treating association members as individuals with unique needs and emotions, just as you would in a face-to-face interaction. If you'd engage with a new member in person, why not carry that approach into your digital interactions? Explore how this "human" approach can work wonders across various engagement scenarios.
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We all get dozens of emails daily, so how can you stand apart from them and send what truly draws members in? The 4 reasons members pay attention; wants, easy, fear, and trust. It's important to understand the people you're trying to engage and give them something they want, make it easy, give them a fearless choice, and be a reliable source. By asking questions at the individual level about these 4 things, you can treat exchanges to maximize engagement.
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The next time you go to build a communication for members, whether it’s general engagement, for an event or some other purpose, try this approach and see what happens. Ask yourself, “What would be nice to know from members that they care about, and will help us understand them better?”
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Have you heard of the Sunday Scaries? I’ve suffered from this phenomenon myself. If you’re not familiar with the term, it refers to the anxiety - perhaps, dread - that many people feel on Sunday, in anticipation of the work week ahead. Ironically, in the process of anticipating Monday, having the Sunday Scaries actually robs one of the enjoyment of half of their weekend.
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