Richard Gott, Interim Director of Membership Services, Royal College of Psychiatrists and Heather Forrester, Managing Director, Research by Design Ltd., present results from the MemberWise ‘Harnessing the Web’ survey.
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CxO London MemberWise ‘Harnessing the Web’ Survey Results
1. HARNESSING THE
WEB 2015
Heather Forrester
Managing Director, Research by Design
Richard Gott
Interim Director of Membership Relations,
Royal College of Psychiatrists (RCPsych)
and MemberWise Network Founder
2. BACKGROUND TO THE SURVEY
Online survey to MemberWise Network
229 questionnaires completed, primarily by
directors and managers
Mixture of size and representation of organisations
Focused on individual and corporate membership
3. KEYS GOALS FOR 2015
Increase member
acquisition
Increase engagement
Increase member retention
Grow membership revenue
Increase member satisfaction
6. THE MOBILE WEB
4%
9%
20%
39%
28%
(Low importance) 1 to 2
3 to 4
5 to 6
7 to 8
(High importance) 9 to 10
Importance Current Use of Responsive
Design
Yes,
50%
No,
39%
Unsure,
11%
8. MEASURING ENGAGEMENT
31%
31%
35%
39%
45%
45%
54%
69%
Proactively develop unpopular content
Review analytics at ops meetings
Measure member conversions
Develop custom reports with analytics
tools
Regularly report analytics to SMT/board
Proactively develop popular content
Track visits within the members areas
Regularly generate website analytics
reports
9. EMAIL ANALYTICS
¾ use ‘open’ and ‘click through’ rates to measure member
engagement
2 out of 3 have an average ‘open rate’ of between 21% and 40%
9 out of 10 have ‘click through rates’ of 30% or less
Average sector click through rate is 18%
Acceptable click-through rate = 21% to 30%
10. MEMBER ENGAGEMENT WITH SOCIAL
MEDIA
30%
2%
4%
5%
7%
10%
19%
23%
Unsure
Over 50%
41% to 50%
31% to 40%
21% to 30%
11% to 20%
6% to 10%
Less than 5%
15. PERFORMANCE RELATED
OBSERVATIONS
New member acquisition is top goal for 2nd year
System integration continues to be an issue & multiple databases
are still held
Sector is communicating & marketing HARD not SMART
Member personalisation is increasing, delivering online member
engagement/value
Sector starting to render content linked to online behaviour
New, updated, upgraded or unified CMS/CRM needed
3 in 10 thinking about updating, upgrading or replacing
16. PERFORMANCE RELATED
OBSERVATIONS
Sector starting to Cross Sell / Up Sell / Offer More Targeted Content
Organisations rightly focusing on content that is relevant and valued
A need for organisations to review content that is not valued also!
Great to see the sector are on top of cost (new digital projects)
Sector needs to improve on timely delivery with our suppliers
Online accessibility continues to be an issue
Twitter is currently the ‘Top Dog’ platform
17. SECTOR OBSERVATIONS
FROM RBD
Members in many professions complain of being time poor.
Information therefore has to be relevant.
The minority use social media; their views can be unrepresentative yet
their voice is loud!
Effective use of IT coupled with well designed data collection tools is
the way to achieving relevancy.
The sector is still very immature and trying to find its way.
18. RECOMMENDATIONS FOR
PERFORMANCE ENHANCEMENT
Measure online social activity/email marketing campaigns
Transform results by split testing emails to key segments
Adopt a corporate approach to email marketing
Check content across devices – Any Place / Anywhere / Any time
19. RECOMMENDATIONS FOR
PERFORMANCE ENHANCEMENT
Proactively use analytics insight
We are harnessing the web in more diverse ways
A need not to get distracted with ‘bells and whistles’
The notion of ‘gotta have an app’ is dead
Focus on accessible, valued, targeted and engaging online content.
This will lead to improvements in member recruitment, retention,
value and growth…
20. TAKING IT TO THE NEXT LEVEL…
Copies of report available in hard copy today
Online version available to download via
Online Info Graphic to share with colleagues
www.memberwise.org.uk
Harnessing the Web conference
4 November / The Lancaster / London
www.harnessingtheweb.com
Contact: richard.gott@memberwise.org.uk
@MemberWise
Notas del editor
Each year the network temperature checks the sector’s key goals and challenges. Last year the key goal was to increase
new member acquisition. For the second consecutive year this is again this case, with the greater proportion of
organisations placing emphasis on this activity over the next twelve to twenty four months.
Around two fifths of the network suggest increasing member engagement and member retention, and growing membership revenue are also important goals.
Alongside key membership body goals it is important to understand the key challenges facing the sector; the major ones being inadequate integration between membership management systems (CRM/databases) and websites, and multiple databases and silos of information.
These challenges were evident last year, suggesting that an affordable and effective solution has yet to be found.
30% suggest they are very likely to replace their system over the next twelve months while 14% believe it is a possibility.