Membership Churn from Payment Strains
Definition
Large lump-sum fees lead to member dropouts; third-party services highlight this as a common issue addressed by spreading payments.
Key Findings
- Financial Impact: 10-20% member churn annually; AUD 500-2000 lost revenue per churned member
- Frequency: Annual renewals and monthly defaults
- Root Cause: Rigid billing without flexible instalments or direct debits
Why This Matters
The Pitch: Golf clubs in Australia lose 10-20% potential renewals due to dues friction. Automated instalment billing boosts retention by 15%.
Affected Stakeholders
Membership Manager, General Manager
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Methodology & Sources
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Related Business Risks
Dishonoured Instalment Fees
Delayed Membership Fee Collections
Erlösverlust durch nicht eingezogene Umlagen und Forderungsausfälle
Mitgliederunzufriedenheit und Austritte durch intransparente Umlagen
Delayed Deposits Reconciliation
Unbilled Event Services
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