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Yesterday there was about 17,120 members, now it's down to 16,879. In fact, this type of fluctuations often happen. Are these just denial of service spambot membership attacks or something?
What's Up with the Fluctuating Membership?
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In summary, the fluctuation in membership can be affected by various factors such as economic conditions, changes in membership fees, marketing strategies, and the overall popularity of the organization's services or products. The frequency of membership fluctuations can vary greatly and is typically on a monthly or yearly basis. While the organization can implement strategies to influence membership fluctuations, it is difficult to completely control or accurately predict them. Membership fluctuations can have both positive and negative impacts on the organization, and proactive measures such as conducting market research, offering flexible options, and providing excellent customer service can help manage them.
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Once a month I clear out old members who never confirmed their email, thus aren't active.
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Greg Bernhardt said:
I hire a housekeeper to do that.
:)
Zz.
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ZapperZ said:
haha you're looking at the housekeeper, I got the easiest job in this joint
1. What factors contribute to the fluctuation in membership?
The fluctuation in membership can be affected by various factors such as economic conditions, changes in membership fees, marketing strategies, and the overall popularity of the organization's services or products.
2. How often does membership typically fluctuate?
The frequency of membership fluctuations can vary greatly depending on the organization, but it is common for memberships to fluctuate on a monthly or yearly basis.
3. Can the organization control or predict membership fluctuations?
While the organization can implement certain strategies to influence membership fluctuations, it is difficult to completely control or accurately predict them. External factors such as economic changes and consumer behavior can also play a significant role.
4. How do membership fluctuations impact the organization?
Membership fluctuations can have both positive and negative impacts on the organization. A decrease in membership can lead to a decrease in revenue and resources, while an increase in membership can bring in more income and potential growth opportunities.
5. What steps can the organization take to manage membership fluctuations?
The organization can take proactive measures to manage membership fluctuations, such as conducting market research to better understand consumer behavior, offering flexible membership options, and regularly reviewing and adjusting membership fees. Creating a strong value proposition and providing excellent customer service can also help retain members during periods of fluctuation.
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