You work hard to create an exceptional experience for your members. You’ve poured over plans for capital improvements, ensured that your food and cocktail menus reflect the latest trends, and updated your website technology.
You work hard to create an exceptional experience for your members. You’ve poured over plans for capital improvements, ensured that your food and cocktail menus reflect the latest trends, and updated your website technology.
I’m a believer, and practitioner of the 1/3 – 2/3 rule.
There is a trend impacting both private country clubs and boutique fitness studios. Social clubs, fitness clubs, country clubs, and even retailers are trying to satisfy 3 major audiences that all share a common need:
Over the last decade, clubs have been inundated with data to help them optimize club operations. However, this valuable O-data (operational data) is typically fragmented, stored in various systems, and difficult to align into a narrative that informs the board and club decision-making.
The member experience is top of mind for many clubs and has been from the start. Step outside of the private club industry and you’ll see that attention to member and customer experiences are reaching a coming of age - The Experience Age (more on this later).
CINCINNATI, July 16, 2019 - Clubessential, an all-in-one member engagement and management software provider for private clubs, is excited to announce the launch of their Membership Analytics Predictor solution, the private club industry’s first predictive analytics platform.
Maturity models represent how organizational capabilities evolve in a stage-by-stage manner along an anticipated, desired, or “logical” maturation path.
As generations and members change, clubs have to shift with them or risk being left behind.
For years clubs have relied on hunches, intuition, general observation, and basic historical information to create a mental image of member engagement.
The results were fuzzy at best, packed with blind spots at worst, and not really tangible. It certainly was not something you would present to a board of directors. And still, too often the first sign that a member was at risk was a cancellation notice. Those days are over.
A decade ago Apple coined the phrase "there's an app for that", and ever since brands have clamored to design that identifiable icon that will be tapped daily. But with ‘Mobile First’ development now taking hold, many are left wondering, are apps still necessary?
“We're here for one thing: the love of the land and how to enjoy it with family and friends.” That’s not a statement some would expect from a private club.
Tech isn’t going away. The question then is, “How do you add your club’s personal hospitality touch through the technology?” That's what Greg Gilg says, and what his team at the Field Club of Omaha, are constantly striving to figure out.
We’re too excited to sleep! The CMAA World Conference and Club Business Expo is only a couple of weeks away. Like many of you, we’re planning everything we want to see and do.
Everybody wants “the best” club management software. But does that mean selecting specific components from a variety of vendors (best of breed) or going with a single platform across the board?
The PGA Show is where what’s new hits the industry before it hits the course or club - and word travels fast. That’s why professionals that are serious about golf and club management pay close attention to what happens here.