Student acquisition is not, as some believe, an art but a science. Students buy in certain ways, react to certain triggers and are happy to spend whatever it takes to satisfy certain needs and values they hold dear. But what are those triggers?
Being cognizant of these invisible influencers is a must in today’s education world. So what does behavioural psychology have to do with the students’ education decisions and experience? Everything!
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Education marketing and ‘selling’ is the science of personality and behaviour. It gets below the surface and into the depths of why students – LIKE you, TRUST you, and WANT TO ENROL with you – or why they don’t.
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As more universities move to online learning, there still needs to be human contact.
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“We know it’s not easy to make major changes in a large institution, especially in an area like education marketing, with its complicated budgets and multiple decision-makers. But hopefully, these ideas will inspire you to try out some new strategies and make the case to your team members that personalised lead generation and student recruitment tools like MyCareerMatch and MyCourseMatch are the way to go.” Contact me
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