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Marketing and Sales Road Mapfrom Concept to Opening
Rob Adams
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Rob Adams
Senior Vice President, Richmond
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Is your organization for-profit or not-for-profit?
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Understand the community journey from concept to opening, always staying focused on the buyer.
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Buyer Journey
AWARE
INTERESTED
EVALUATING
INITIALLY ENGAGED
LOYAL
COMMITTED
ACTING
Buyer Emotion:Their knowledge varies in depth and detail — and accuracy.
Marketing Consideration:Are we in front of the desired audience?
Success Measure:Market research on awareness levels
Quantifiable Goals: Total impressions, website traffic
Buyer Emotion:A trigger event starts the information-gathering process.
Marketing Consideration:Are we attracting the desired audience? Can interested prospects find us?
Success Measure:Trackable activity
Quantifiable Goals: Website traffic, social media interaction; online advertising engagement could include clicks (CTR), conversion (CVR)
Buyer Emotion:They take the risk and commit to gathering information about this option.
Marketing Consideration:Is the desired target audience willing to engage in the sales process?
Success Measure:Prospect provides contact information to marketing staff.
Quantifiable Goals: New lead generation
Buyer Emotion:Overcoming preliminary objections, they engage ever more fully with the decision-making process.
Marketing Consideration:Are we providing leads with sufficient information and opportunity to reengage?
Success Measure:Engagement
Quantifiable Goals: Reengagement/Re-inquiries
Buyer Emotion:While “readiness” means different things to different buyers, each now feels well enough informed to commit to a decision.
Marketing Consideration:Are we compelling leads to buy?
Success Measure:One-to-one, in-person sales engagement
Quantifiable Goals: Appointments (initial and subsequent) and deposits
Buyer Emotion:Hesitantly excited, cold feet here and there, and for some, the thrill of having their minds made up — and all seek affirmation for their action.
Marketing Consideration:Are we incentivizing and supporting people to physically move?
Success Measure:Downsizing and home sales, depositor retention
Quantifiable Goals: Closings
Buyer Emotion:As they settle into their new reality, emotions are plentiful, and positive reinforcement completes their journey from shopper’s uncertainty to owner’s advocacy.
Marketing Consideration:Are residents satisfied enough to become advocates for the community?
Success Measure:Residency satisfaction scores and retention
Quantifiable Goals: Referrals
Community Journey
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Community Journey
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CENSUS ISSUES
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Buyer Journey
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AWARE
INTERESTED
EVALUATING
INITIALLY ENGAGED
LOYAL
COMMITTED
ACTING
Buyer Emotion:Their knowledge varies in depth and detail — and accuracy.
Marketing Consideration:Are we in front of the desired audience?
Success Measure:Market research on awareness levels
Quantifiable Goals: Total impressions, website traffic
Buyer Emotion:A trigger event starts the information-gathering process.
Marketing Consideration:Are we attracting the desired audience? Can interested prospects find us?
Success Measure:Trackable activity
Quantifiable Goals: Website traffic, social media interaction; online advertising engagement could include clicks (CTR), conversion (CVR)
Buyer Emotion:They take the risk and commit to gathering information about this option.
Marketing Consideration:Is the desired target audience willing to engage in the sales process?
Success Measure:Prospect provides contact information to marketing staff.
Quantifiable Goals: New lead generation
Buyer Emotion:Overcoming preliminary objections, they engage ever more fully with the decision-making process.
Marketing Consideration:Are we providing leads with sufficient information and opportunity to reengage?
Success Measure:Engagement
Quantifiable Goals: Reengagement/Re-inquiries
Buyer Emotion:While “readiness” means different things to different buyers, each now feels well enough informed to commit to a decision.
Marketing Consideration:Are we compelling leads to buy?
Success Measure:One-to-one, in-person sales engagement
Quantifiable Goals: Appointments (initial and subsequent) and deposits
Buyer Emotion:Hesitantly excited, cold feet here and there, and for some, the thrill of having their minds made up — and all seek affirmation for their action.
Marketing Consideration:Are we incentivizing and supporting people to physically move?
Success Measure:Downsizing and home sales, depositor retention
Quantifiable Goals: Closings
Buyer Emotion:As they settle into their new reality, emotions are plentiful, and positive reinforcement completes their journey from shopper’s uncertainty to owner’s advocacy.
Marketing Consideration:Are residents satisfied enough to become advocates for the community?
Success Measure:Residency satisfaction scores and retention
Quantifiable Goals: Referrals
Deep dive into some of the stages that you’ll encounter as you’re are marketing your community.
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CONCEPT
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FeasibilityResearch
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CONCEPT
R.E.D.Branding
REAL -True to community -Credible to communicate
ESSENTIAL -Key driver of choice -Resonates with all audiences-Sustainable
DISTINCTIVE -Unique -Not owned
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CONCEPT
Development Consulting
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CONCEPT
Sales Team Recruitment/
Hiring/Training
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CONCEPT
Alignmentwith All Teams
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CONCEPT
Enquire CRM
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CONCEPT
AWARENESS
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AWARE
INTERESTED
EVALUATING
INITIALLY ENGAGED
LOYAL
COMMITTED
ACTING
Buyer Emotion:Their knowledge varies in depth and detail — and accuracy.
Marketing Consideration:Are we in front of the desired audience?
Success Measure:Market research on awareness levels
Quantifiable Goals: Total impressions, website traffic
Buyer Emotion:A trigger event starts the information-gathering process.
Marketing Consideration:Are we attracting the desired audience? Can interested prospects find us?
Success Measure:Trackable activity
Quantifiable Goals: Website traffic, social media interaction; online advertising engagement could include clicks (CTR), conversion (CVR)
Buyer Emotion:They take the risk and commit to gathering information about this option.
Marketing Consideration:Is the desired target audience willing to engage in the sales process?
Success Measure:Prospect provides contact information to marketing staff.
Quantifiable Goals: New lead generation
Buyer Emotion:Overcoming preliminary objections, they engage ever more fully with the decision-making process.
Marketing Consideration:Are we providing leads with sufficient information and opportunity to reengage?
Success Measure:Engagement
Quantifiable Goals: Reengagement/Re-inquiries
Buyer Emotion:While “readiness” means different things to different buyers, each now feels well enough informed to commit to a decision.
Marketing Consideration:Are we compelling leads to buy?
Success Measure:One-to-one, in-person sales engagement
Quantifiable Goals: Appointments (initial and subsequent) and deposits
Buyer Emotion:Hesitantly excited, cold feet here and there, and for some, the thrill of having their minds made up — and all seek affirmation for their action.
Marketing Consideration:Are we incentivizing and supporting people to physically move?
Success Measure:Downsizing and home sales, depositor retention
Quantifiable Goals: Closings
Buyer Emotion:As they settle into their new reality, emotions are plentiful, and positive reinforcement completes their journey from shopper’s uncertainty to owner’s advocacy.
Marketing Consideration:Are residents satisfied enough to become advocates for the community?
Success Measure:Residency satisfaction scores and retention
Quantifiable Goals: Referrals
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METRICS-BASEDPLANNING
3 Develop Marketing and Sales Plan + Launch Initial Work
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Senior ID&
Persona
Persona
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METRICS-BASEDPLANNING
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Senior ID &
Persona
METRICS-BASEDPLANNING
Public Relations/ Media Relations
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METRICS-BASEDPLANNING
ReputationManagement
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METRICS-BASEDPLANNING
Sales Management and Goal Alignment
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METRICS-BASEDPLANNING
Direct Mail
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METRICS-BASEDPLANNING
Direct Mail
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17400 Holy Names Drive
Lake Oswego, OR 97034
VillageatMarysWoods.org
SOMETHING NEW IS COMING
TO MARY’S WOODS.
Join us for a complimentary
informational lunch.
METRICS-BASEDPLANNING
PPC/ Landing Pages
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METRICS-BASEDPLANNING
PPC/ Landing Pages
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PLANNING
PRIORITYPROGRAM
4
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Metrics-Based Plansto Drive Conversion
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Direct Mail/ Events
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Landing Pageor Microsite
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PPC/Digital Media
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Lead Score
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CONVERSION
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Communication Portals and
Digital Signage
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Communication Portals and
Digital Signage
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Communication Portals and
Digital Signage
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Retention Tactics
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Retention Tactics
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Photo/Shoot Video
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Full Website
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Sales Management/ Experience
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MarketingContinues
AWARE
INTERESTED
EVALUATING
INITIALLY ENGAGED
LOYAL
COMMITTED
ACTING
Buyer Emotion:Their knowledge varies in depth and detail — and accuracy.
Marketing Consideration:Are we in front of the desired audience?
Success Measure:Market research on awareness levels
Quantifiable Goals: Total impressions, website traffic
Buyer Emotion:A trigger event starts the information-gathering process.
Marketing Consideration:Are we attracting the desired audience? Can interested prospects find us?
Success Measure:Trackable activity
Quantifiable Goals: Website traffic, social media interaction; online advertising engagement could include clicks (CTR), conversion (CVR)
Buyer Emotion:They take the risk and commit to gathering information about this option.
Marketing Consideration:Is the desired target audience willing to engage in the sales process?
Success Measure:Prospect provides contact information to marketing staff.
Quantifiable Goals: New lead generation
Buyer Emotion:Overcoming preliminary objections, they engage ever more fully with the decision-making process.
Marketing Consideration:Are we providing leads with sufficient information and opportunity to reengage?
Success Measure:Engagement
Quantifiable Goals: Reengagement/Re-inquiries
Buyer Emotion:While “readiness” means different things to different buyers, each now feels well enough informed to commit to a decision.
Marketing Consideration:Are we compelling leads to buy?
Success Measure:One-to-one, in-person sales engagement
Quantifiable Goals: Appointments (initial and subsequent) and deposits
Buyer Emotion:Hesitantly excited, cold feet here and there, and for some, the thrill of having their minds made up — and all seek affirmation for their action.
Marketing Consideration:Are we incentivizing and supporting people to physically move?
Success Measure:Downsizing and home sales, depositor retention
Quantifiable Goals: Closings
Buyer Emotion:As they settle into their new reality, emotions are plentiful, and positive reinforcement completes their journey from shopper’s uncertainty to owner’s advocacy.
Marketing Consideration:Are residents satisfied enough to become advocates for the community?
Success Measure:Residency satisfaction scores and retention
Quantifiable Goals: Referrals
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CONSTRUCTION MOVE IN
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Build a Waitlist
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MOVE IN
Staff Recruitment/ Hiring/Training
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MOVE IN
Staff Recruitment/ Hiring/Training
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MOVE IN
OperationalPreparedness
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MOVE IN
MarketingContinues
AWARE
INTERESTED
EVALUATING
INITIALLY ENGAGED
LOYAL
COMMITTED
ACTING
Buyer Emotion:Their knowledge varies in depth and detail — and accuracy.
Marketing Consideration:Are we in front of the desired audience?
Success Measure:Market research on awareness levels
Quantifiable Goals: Total impressions, website traffic
Buyer Emotion:A trigger event starts the information-gathering process.
Marketing Consideration:Are we attracting the desired audience? Can interested prospects find us?
Success Measure:Trackable activity
Quantifiable Goals: Website traffic, social media interaction; online advertising engagement could include clicks (CTR), conversion (CVR)
Buyer Emotion:They take the risk and commit to gathering information about this option.
Marketing Consideration:Is the desired target audience willing to engage in the sales process?
Success Measure:Prospect provides contact information to marketing staff.
Quantifiable Goals: New lead generation
Buyer Emotion:Overcoming preliminary objections, they engage ever more fully with the decision-making process.
Marketing Consideration:Are we providing leads with sufficient information and opportunity to reengage?
Success Measure:Engagement
Quantifiable Goals: Reengagement/Re-inquiries
Buyer Emotion:While “readiness” means different things to different buyers, each now feels well enough informed to commit to a decision.
Marketing Consideration:Are we compelling leads to buy?
Success Measure:One-to-one, in-person sales engagement
Quantifiable Goals: Appointments (initial and subsequent) and deposits
Buyer Emotion:Hesitantly excited, cold feet here and there, and for some, the thrill of having their minds made up — and all seek affirmation for their action.
Marketing Consideration:Are we incentivizing and supporting people to physically move?
Success Measure:Downsizing and home sales, depositor retention
Quantifiable Goals: Closings
Buyer Emotion:As they settle into their new reality, emotions are plentiful, and positive reinforcement completes their journey from shopper’s uncertainty to owner’s advocacy.
Marketing Consideration:Are residents satisfied enough to become advocates for the community?
Success Measure:Residency satisfaction scores and retention
Quantifiable Goals: Referrals
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MOVE IN
Checklist
CONCEPT
AWARENESS
METRICS-BASED PLANNING
PRIORITY PROGRAM
CONVERSION
CONSTRUCTION/MOVE IN
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?QUESTIONS?
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THANK YOU
Rob Adams
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