Poll: Which 5 PPFA Benefits matter MOST to you?

[Gregory K. Norris CPF]

The "Got Milk" campaign is one of the more interesting marketing studies. It actually was ultimately paid for by consumers since it was so widely used.

It was incredibly expensive but effective. It was scaled back then disappeared a number of years ago, yet you would be hard pressed to find anyone who does not immediately think of it when they see a milk mustache.

 

[David Waldmann]

...and it has also instigated many, non-formalized, offshoots including a popular one around here: "Gut deer?".

 

[Mike Labbe]

This survey has now closed. Thanks to all who participated!

May/June 2016 PPFA Member Survey
Which PPFA Benefits Matter Most To You?

** Framing Competitions
79% Education
76% Framers Corner/technical help
74% Certification programs
63% Chapter events
55% Fellowship with peers
26% Door/Window sticker
21% Searchable consumer website
18% Content for your website/social media/emails
16% Insurance discount
13% Shipping discount
13% Bookstore
11% Discounts from vendors
11% Newsletters
8% OTHER (explained in a post)
5% Social media presence

Discussion ongoing at http://www.ppfacorner.com/showthread.php/3970-Poll-Which-5-PPFA-Benefits-matter-MOST-to-you

** Oops, we forgot to include framing competitions in this poll, but it would likely be at or near the top of the list. It is included above as a reminder.

 

[Randy Parrish CPF]

Just to add another perspective. We we have had different results with our social media on Facebook. :smile:

This was posted last night.
2190 people reached
65 likes
28 shares.

August 17th,
8064 people reached
116 likes
57 shares.

August 8th
1615 people reached
39 likes
13 shares.

 

[Gregory K. Norris CPF]

Not exactly encouraging that professionals spend more time looking for tools than anything else.:shame:

 

[Randy Parrish CPF]

Not exactly encouraging that professionals spend more time looking for tools than anything else.:shame:

Yea but 8000+ saw the PPFA name, for free, it cost us nothing to do that. We could not even pay to advertise it on facebook, because they will not boost ads with more than 20% text content.

I think that is pretty cool.