The Chamber Social Network (“CSN”) is designed specifically for Chambers of Commerce. This program is easy for staff to launch and manage. It offers incentives to members and it does not require membership in an outside social network like facebook, but uses these networks to promote Chamber membership.

The program also keeps non-members out of the network. However non-members can view the network, but they can not participate in any lead generation or network-wide broadcasts without membership.

The network focuses on returning significant value to members through its “Pass-A-Lead” technology. It has the ability to connect members to other Chamber members throughout the country who may run the same kind of business. This is a real advantage for members.

The network even supports the creation of projects and committees (segmentation). This allows communication on a "micro level", if needed.

Social Networking is obviously important to the success of Chambers and its members. We live in a hi-tech world and new ways to service and automate processes should be considered.

We believe that a Chamber Operating System needs to be very flexible, non-proprietary, completely online, easily backed up by the customer, and capable of automating everything.

In addition it must broadcast through social networks and be supported with USA based telephone training and support at no additional cost.

This website is an example of how the Chamber Operating System may be used to help promote Chamber of Commerce members.

The Chamber or Commerce is the most trusted source for local information and services, so it’s important for Chambers to use this prestigious position to retain and grow membership.

The Chamber Social Network is tightly integrated into the Chamber and chamber member websites. This offers visitors and members the option to submit a request for proposal (RFP) or a request for information (RFI) from the network of trusted Chamber of Commerce members.

This technology helps the person submitting a need determine which members should be notified of a new lead received through the Chamber Social Network (“CSN”).

When the person who submits the request receives responses from the member(s), email notifications include a link to the recipient explaining the value of membership within the Chamber of Commerce.

This is another way we are leveraging the network to help increase membership, retain and support Chamber members.