Difference between revisions of "Member Relations"
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| − | The activity relating to recruiting, establishing, and maintaining the Membership of the convention. This is very much a Customer Relations function in disguise, getting Members, then keeping them happy so they will enjoy their time now and come back again later. | + | The activity relating to recruiting, establishing, and maintaining the Membership of the convention. This is very much a Customer Relations function in disguise, getting Members, then keeping them happy so they will enjoy their time now and come back to participate again later. |
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| + | If you do nothing to ensure people will desire to attend or to return, you increase your risk that they will not. Your attendance will decline, and eventually may fall to nothing. Or you may find yourself with a high percentage of new attendees at every convention, who have no sense of the traditions or practices of this convention. | ||
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Revision as of 17:23, 22 August 2007
The activity relating to recruiting, establishing, and maintaining the Membership of the convention. This is very much a Customer Relations function in disguise, getting Members, then keeping them happy so they will enjoy their time now and come back to participate again later.
If you do nothing to ensure people will desire to attend or to return, you increase your risk that they will not. Your attendance will decline, and eventually may fall to nothing. Or you may find yourself with a high percentage of new attendees at every convention, who have no sense of the traditions or practices of this convention.
