Bristol Old Vic
Culture Consultants were engaged by Bristol Old Vic Theatre in autumn 2021 to create a new membership product and proposition. This was to replace a previous scheme which was in decline and was very heavily dependent on offering substantial ticket discounts to its Members.
British Library
In a year-long engagement, CCL provided product development services to the British Library, designing, developing and implementing a new membership scheme, including new product development, the procurement of systems, the creation of marketing and communications collateral, and staff training. It evolved additionally to include the implementation of a new ticketing software solution.
Horniman Museum & Gardens
Since 2012, Culture Consultants have conducted several strategic reviews and implementation projects for the Horniman Museum and Gardens. These have includes developing pricing strategies, a new Membership scheme, and an Individual Giving review. We have also undertaken a full Membership scheme implementation project (including systems’ development), and a comprehensive ticket and Membership pricing review.
National Portrait Gallery
CCL undertook a major project to review, update and maximise opportunities for membership recruitment and retention, and the sale of tickets for events and exhibitions. We reviewed systems and payment solutions deployed for membership, ticketing and CRM, their inter-relationships, and opportunities for cross-selling and upselling. A subsequent review of ticketing and customer service was undertaken from the perspective of the customer journey, with a comprehensive review of staff processes and technical capabilities, with deep examination of ticketing processes for events, exhibitions and school visits.
Postal Museum
In November 2016, Culture Consultants were commissioned by the Postal Museum to undertake a Customer Relationship Management (CRM) review in advance of the opening of the new museum in summer 2017. Its main purpose was to define a CRM strategy and build an understanding of CRM across the organisation to ensure the Museum could build long-term relationships with its customers. The Museum was keen to capitalise on the anticipated impact of its opening by being prepared strategically and systematically. Central to the outcomes were recommendations on how to harness and develop new visitor relationships to drive repeat visits, advocacy, engagement and revenue generation via the development of a coherent CRM programme.
Wigmore Hall
Culture Consultants have undertaken a series of engagements with Wigmore Hall over recent years. These include…
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