10 Prompts to Analyze and ActOnce you upload the files into ChatGPT or try the GPT I created, try these prompts: 1. Segment Your Members “Segment Grow Golf Club members by tenure, activity level, and family involvement. Label each segment with a descriptive name and summarize their characteristics.” 2. Predict Churn Risk “Analyze cancellation patterns and flag active members with similar traits who may be at risk of canceling within the next 12 months.” 3. Identify Upgrade Opportunities “Which members with Social or Full memberships are good candidates for a Family upgrade based on guest usage and dining habits?” 4. Optimize Event Attendance “What factors correlate most strongly with event attendance? Which segments are most and least engaged?” 5. Understand Pro Shop Spend “Identify the top 20% of pro shop spenders. What traits do they share, and how can we encourage more members to shop like them?” 6. Boost Dining Engagement “Analyze how dining days and family size relate to total dining spend. Suggest ideas to increase F&B revenue.” 7. Address Complaints Proactively “Summarize common complaint topics and which member types are most likely to report them. Suggest proactive solutions.” 8. Reduce Late Payments “Which payment methods are most associated with late payments? Recommend billing changes to improve on-time payments.” 9. Design Family Programming “Which members have young families, and what facilities or activities do they use most? Recommend family-friendly additions, activities, or events I can host.” 10. Promote Digital Adoption “Compare app users to non-users. What incentives could increase digital platform usage among less-engaged members?” ConclusionWith the right data and a few smart prompts, you can turn routine member records into powerful insights that drive engagement, retention, and revenue. Whether you're trying to identify at-risk members, optimize programming, or better understand your club's diverse member base—tools like this can give you a major head start. If you have questions, ideas, or want help building a Membership GPT for your club, feel free to reply to this email or reach out directly. I'd love to hear from you and help bring your data (and insights!) to life. Thanks for reading,
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