Membership Geeks Podcast with Mike Morrison
Join Mike Morrison - founder of the Membership Geeks - for advice, tips and insight on planning, running and growing a successful membership website plus interviews with existing membership owners and industry experts.
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In this episode, I explore the importance of truly stepping away from your membership business over the holiday season. I share personal stories and practical advice on setting boundaries and embracing rest, debunking the myth that constant hustle is required for success. I also discuss how taking a real break not only
In this episode, I discuss the most critical mistake that I see far too many membership business owners making—neglecting their new member onboarding process. I emphasize why onboarding isn’t just a nice-to-have, but a fundamental pillar for ensuring member retention and long-term business success. Drawing on over a de
In this episode, I tackle the rise of AI-generated "slop" and what it means for those of us running membership businesses. I share practical strategies for standing out in an era where generic, low-effort content is flooding the internet. I discuss why your real voice, perspective, and personal touch are more valuable
In this episode, I dive into the power of feedback loops and how they've been instrumental in driving membership growth for our community. I share exclusive insights from my session at Retain Live 2025, breaking down how to effectively gather, analyze, and act on feedback at every stage of the member lifecycle. You'll
In this from the vault episode, I dive into one of the most important yet often overlooked aspects of running a membership business: managing stress. As memberships grow and evolve, it’s easy to find yourself overwhelmed by unrealistic expectations, perfectionism, and trying to do everything yourself. I share eight act
In this from the vault episode, I dive into the essential steps every membership site owner should take after launching their membership. It’s not just about getting started—the real work begins once your site is live, and what you do next can make or break your success. I revisit some timeless strategies for keeping y