Are your marketing efforts resonating with Gen Z renters? Are you spending your ad budget wisely — or missing key opportunities to drive lease conversions?
On Thursday, April 3, at 2:00 p.m. Eastern, Student Housing Business will host an insightful webinar where panelists reveal the most common mistakes student housing marketers make and how to avoid them.
From understanding what impacts online search behavior to navigating on-campus living requirements, we’ll explore actionable strategies to ensure your campaigns drive results. Whether you’re preparing for the next leasing season or looking to refine your current strategies, the webinar, “Common Student Housing Marketing Mistakes — and How to Fix Them” will equip you with the insights you need to outpace your competition and attract students to your property.
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This webinar is sponsored by Conversion Logix, which empowers multifamily marketers with strategic ad management, AI-powered insights, and lead generation software to convert more leads, reduce wasted ad spend, and increase leases with advanced attribution visibility. Learn more at conversionlogix.com.
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This event is hosted by Student Housing Business magazine and produced by the company’s InterFace Conference Group. For more information, Richard Kelley at 404-832-8262 x 136.
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