The formula behind a successful direct mail campaign can’t be replicated for every unique mailer. But with careful consideration of each of the following direct mail elements, you’re that much closer to a successful recipe. Though, after a year where digital tactics took precedence in
We’re often asked, “what’s the benefit of partnering with an agency with senior living expertise rather than a local agency that is familiar with the area?” A brief look back at the creation of Angell Marketing illustrates an overarching answer to this question. In fact,
There’s a common misconception about websites: once they’re developed, they’re done. However, a website is not static; it’s ever-evolving and changing to meet the many needs of a community. It may seem like investing (and re-investing) in a dynamic website is a large portion of
Curating the right brand image for when seniors and their adult children search your community is necessary for holistic marketing success. While much of the internet is out of our everyday control, there are strategies to ensure your community is making a great first impression
Keeping communications open with seniors during this pandemic is a new challenge facing senior living communities. With traditional on-site avenues no longer an option during COVID-19, it’s become necessary to shift focus. Specifically, an emphasis on digital efforts, now more than ever, that encourage conversion
About 50 million people in the baby boomer generation are entering, or will soon enter, into their “golden years” of retirement. As this new generation moves closer to retirement each year, what are they expecting for their senior living years? And how can the senior
In terms of inquiries, generating and tracking are two sides of the same coin. We can likely all agree that generating inquiries is a top priority for senior living communities. But the flip side of tracking is often underutilized or less of a priority. To
Do you ever wonder why it is so hard for a senior to make the move into a retirement community? Part of the problem may be the words we use to describe our communities and the senior living industry as a whole. Words can paint
