Grow Occupancy using Digital Marketing to Target the Right Customer
THE PROBLEM: Engaging The Decision-Maker
While everyone loves high occupancy rates, reaching those much desired 100% metrics is a multi-step process that begins with a narrow focus: engaging the decision-maker. While future residents may make a unilateral decision to move to a retirement community, it is often a family decision that includes adult children with a vested interest in the long-term care of the resident.
A faith-based, mission-driven, not-for-profit senior care provider in Arizona contacted Bild & Co with the intent of increasing engagement with potential customers and new residents. They offer independent living, assisted living, skilled nursing, and memory care across four locations. They knew that digital marketing could help attract more leads, but needed help developing a successful system.
The BILD Solution
The company agreed to implement a digital marketing strategy to engage new residents and attract future prospects but needed a reliable, systematic approach that would be cost-effective.
Our Digital Marketing System
Intending to reach the target where she lives, we employed a multi-step digital marketing system to attract more leads. The system is the tool used to reach future residents but can only be effective after understanding who the ideal target market is. We implemented the following digital marketing techniques, building a system that would be easy to use and 100% turnkey for future campaigns
THE RESULTS
By identifying the targeted decision-maker and creating a digital campaign that built trust and support, the company captured over 230 leads within the first 4 months. The client received nearly 42,000 website hits and an astounding email open rate of 40% and 15% click-through rate. All told, targeted customers responded to the campaign in record numbers. The first resident moved in within the first 90 days of the campaign – entirely as a result of the digital marketing system – paying for the entire cost of the campaign.