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Harnessing the Power of the Mobile Wallet: 3 Reasons Why Museums & Attractions are Switching to Digital Membership

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We’re so excited to feature our collaboration with Taylor Studios, where we dive deep into the transformative power of digital membership cards. Check out our latest post on their blog:

Cuseum Receives U.S. Patent for Content Delivery System Based on Analysis of Location, Activity, and Sentiment

Cuseum is proud to announce the issuance of United States Patent No. 10,264,392 related to a new method of delivering content based on a user’s location, activity, and emotional response. The company continues to expand its inventive mobile solutions to serve the evolving needs of museums, attractions, and nonprofits.

The Benefits of Having a Digitally Savvy Board – for Museums & Nonprofits Too!

This year, Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s Center for Information Systems Research released a study that showed just how much companies in the commercial sector benefit from having a tech-savvy board. In fact, companies with digitally literate board members significantly outperformed their peers on key metrics:

5 Ways 5G Could Impact Museums

Every day, another major news headline comes out citing the transformative power of 5G. According to the World Economic Forum, “we’re on the verge of a new age of interconnectedness” that will change the world in profound ways. This isn’t just an incremental improvement to existing 4G network technology, it’s an entirely new mobile infrastructure. Now, after years of speculation about the potentials of 5G, it’s finally here.

Five Ways That Digital Membership Cards Can Improve Your Membership Program

We’re so excited to be partnering with Neon One, one of the premiere nonprofit CRMs. Digital membership cards can integrate with your CRM and offer a better way to engage with your audience. Check out our latest post on their blog!

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San Antonio Zoo is Deepening Their Commitment to Conservation By Rolling Out A New Digital Passes

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We are excited to welcome the San Antonio Zoo to the Cuseum family with the launch of their digital passes! We are always thrilled to work with more zoos and aquariums.

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MoAd Just Launched Their Digital Membership Cards!

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The Museum of African Diaspora (MoAD) has just launched their digital membership cards and we couldn’t be more excited for them! MoAd chose digital members cards as part of their “commitment to reducing waste, recycling, and adopting best sustainable practices.”

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What’s the Return on Investment for Digital Membership Cards? Find Out Now with our New ROI Calculator

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Running a membership program comes with a lot of moving parts and responsibility. With traditional membership cards you may be spending more time, money, and effort than you think. Between the printing of paper or plastic cards, postage, staff labor, never-ending membership mailings, and lapsed members, just how high is your membership expenditure and how does that accumulate over time?

6 Strategies for Getting Creative with Your Mobile Tour App Content

Whether you’ve gotten your mobile tour app up and running, or are brainstorming about new ways to create tour content that will be compelling to your visitors, there are various, creative ways to approach content creation – or maybe you’re still considering whether an app is the right move for your museum and are eager to know what sorts of possibilities it holds. We’re here to offer you inspiration by shedding light on the many smart strategies the organizations we work with have used to create tours. We’ll illuminate 6 ways your museum can innovate the tour experience, better showcase your organization, and cater to diverse audiences.

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Congrats to Poster House of Their Opening and Digital Membership Card Launch!

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We’re so thrilled to congratulate Poster House on their opening last week! We partnered with Poster House to help them roll out digital membership cards, so we couldn’t be more excited that they’ve opened their doors.

Small But Mighty: How Small Museums are Achieving Big Success in Digital

Technology is a powerful storytelling vessel, and museums large and small are jumping aboard the tech-wave to communicate their stories and educational content. But, there is a common misconception that innovative digital solutions are exclusively reserved for the big and mighty – that is, organizations willing and able to invest tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars into the development and implementation of, say, a new app, or digital experience. We’re here to debunk this myth. Here, we’ll highlight just how museums with tight budgets and small staffs have worked with Cuseum to develop sustainable, creative, digital solutions to drive visitor engagement as well as cut costs, save time with their membership programs.

Going Beyond the Traditional Tour: 5 Ways Museums Can Deliver Creative Experiences

So, you’ve taken the plunge, ditched the clunky audio guide or printed handout, and gone digital – now your members can tour your museum with an easy-to-use Cuseum-powered app. But now you’re wondering, “what more can we do with it?” We’ve got the answers. Here are 5 ways you can get creative with your app to drive visitor engagement and enhance the museum-going experience.

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Bartow History Museum Launches New Digital Membership Cards

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We’re super excited to announce that the Bartow History Museum’s new digital membership cards are out! The Bartow History Museum is part of a consortium along with Booth Western Art Museum and Tellus Science Museum, whom we also helped release digital membership cards.

3 Most Common Strategies for Launching Your Digital Membership Program

Back in 2017, Cuseum introduced digital membership cards to help organizations and their membership departments succeed in the digital age. They’re more affordable, more convenient, and more accessible than traditional membership cards — what’s not to love? Since then, we’ve worked with organizations with 100s of members to 100,000+ members to develop optimal digital membership solutions for them and their constituents.

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