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Wharton Small Business Development Center SBDC presentation for the Penn Club of Philadelphia.
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SBDC Business Consulting
Penn Club of Philadelphia
Board PresentationMay 12, 2009
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Agenda
Review analysis of membership and sales
Discuss additional suggestions
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Project Scope
Analyze membership activity to identify opportunities to improve clubs performance and drive growth Understand Penn Club’s member and user base
Analyze sales performance
Recommend opportunities to improve performance Additional metrics to track
Opportunities to drive growth
Important issues to consider
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Limited Membership Penetration
100%
38%
16%34%
Less than 7% of local alumni are registered users
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Experiencing Extensive Churn
New membership is growing year over year Consistently churning substantial membership
2007 2008Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Total Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Total
New Users 28 61 312 59 460 61 50 152 171 434New/Renewed Memberships 13 29 148 33 223 42 71 127 115 355Expired Memberships 26 11 34 22 93 13 29 133 27 202Net Memberships -13 18 114 11 130 29 42 -6 88 153
% of Base Churned 7% 3% 9% 6% 24% 3% 7% 34% 7% 52%
27% of sales have come from 6% of customers 59% of customers have purchased items and failed to
make additional transactions
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Repeat Users Drive Value
6+ Purchases
2-5 Purchases
Single
50
288
485
823
6%
35%
59%
14,592
24,384
14,261
53,237
27%
46%
27%
Note: All figures include only activity over the past 24 months
Customers Total Order ($)
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Membership Concentration
Philadelphia
PA suburbs
New Jersey
Delaware
New York
Other
Members
750
511
107
17
17
32
1,434
52%
36%
7%
1%
1%
2%
Note: 1,490 members do not have a address listed
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Opportunities – Improved Data
Purge member list to focus on strong core 2/3 of users are inactive Reactivate or eliminate dormant accounts
Reach out to non-renewing members Opportunity to understand causes of churn Initiate dialogue to reconnect
Enhance records Track demographic data to target activities Look enhance information on current members
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Opportunities – Membership
Create and reward ambassadors Discount on membership for recruiting friends Status for activity and inclusion
Encourage membership Reimbursement of non-member premium Discount tickets for first purchase
Incentivize long term commitment Discounted multi-year membership Automatic renewal
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Remaining Questions
Pricing – What is the appropriate pricing to drive membership?
Churn – What is the best way to address the extensive churn?
Inclusivity – How do we engage unaddressed members?
Additional data – What else do we need to track to optimize performance?