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Renewal Timing Options
Option 1: On Month of Joining
This means renewal
invoices go out every month
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You spread out the
cash flow and keep revenues flowing in every month
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There is no peak
administration burden, so the workload is balanced
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This is more
fiscally fair to members and you do not need to adjust their fee
according to the month they joined
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This gives staff
the more time to focus on settling in new members
Option 2: Fixed Date / Calendar Year
This means all the
renewal invoices go out on the same day/month every year
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Useful if you have
a small membership base
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Gives you an annual
injection of funds for capital investment
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Easier for tracking
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Gain economies of
scale from mass invoicing
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The disadvantage is
it produces a workload peak
Consider
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Members budgets and cash flow – is
there a good time to send out the invoice?
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What
can your membership system cope with?
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Can you offer a hybrid system, or is
this to complex to manage? Is a quarterly scheme viable?
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If the same staff are responsible for giving new members personal
attention, when is it best to schedule this activity?
What do you think?
Send in your comments to
sue@suefroggatt.com and I will add them to this list.
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