Whether you just purchased a new community or if you've had a system for years, the question of if the system is paying off always remains important. Are you seeing a real return on your investment, or is the value you're getting falling short of what you're paying for the system?
In today's super-connected world, having a strong, active member community is a complete game-changer for any organization wanting to grow and make a real impact. A solid member community platform isn't just nice to have; it's a smart move that can completely change how your members link up, work together, and really get value from being part of your organization.
If engagement is the goal, then creative content is the path to reaching it. Yet for many associations, consistently generating meaningful, relevant, and interactive content for members can feel like an uphill battle. The question isn’t whether content matters, it’s how to create experiences that invite participation, foster knowledge-sharing, and deepen relationships among members.
Moving your online community to a new platform? Here's a comprehensive guide on what to consider and how to make the transition smoothly:
In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, associations face unique challenges and opportunities in fostering strong, vibrant communities. At Breezio, we understand that member engagement is not just a buzzword; it’s the heartbeat of any successful association. Here are several reasons why prioritizing member engagement is crucial for associations aiming to thrive and grow.
With all the systems out there being used by associations, it's never been more important to make sure your systems are in sync and working well with each other. With online community and forum tools being member-facing, having your AMS work with your community is even more crucial, which is why over 90% of our clients choose to integrate with their AMS or database system.
In our previous blog "Why Online Communities are Necessary in 2023 and Beyond", we discussed why online communities are key to getting your members engaged and connected with each other virtually, but what other types of systems or channels can you use to keep members connected with your association from anywhere?
