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How to Properly Market Student Living Facilities

Marketing your student living facility to students can be intimidating, but you can make sure your facility is on the top of their list with the right strategy. This video will look at our favorite marketing tactics for student living facilities. First of all, you should know that marketing your student housing facility is not the same as marketing your other properties—you can't just take what worked for them and apply it here. You have to make sure that you target the right audience and use the right language. Envoy provides shared Mobility as an Amenity for communities where people live, work and stay. Envoy is the leading provider of on-demand shared electric vehicles. Envoy vehicles are located in dedicated parking spaces at apartment complexes, hotels, workplaces, etc. We provide a turnkey solution that includes EV infrastructure, an all-electric fleet, fleet maintenance, insurance, a full-service mobile app, customer support, and robust analytics. Know more https://www.envoythere.com/ ================================================================ Subscribe to Zain Jaffer: https://bit.ly/2SWhYW5 Follow the PropTech VC Podcast: Listen on Apple - https://apple.co/2Izoznu Listen on Spotify - https://spoti.fi/2STWDwq Listen on Google Play - https://bit.ly/2H7s6c0 Follow Zain Jaffer at: Twitter:   / zainjaffer   Website: https://zainjaffer.com/ Current Ventures: https://zain-ventures.com/ LinkedIn:   / zainjaffer   ================================================================ Using the Metaverse to Educate Others on Causes    • Using the Metaverse to Educate Others on C...   Rights and What You Own When You Buy Virtual Land NFTS    • Rights and What You Own When You Buy Virtu...   The Economics of Real Estate    • The Economics of Real Estate   ================================================================ About Zain Jaffer: Zain Jaffer is an accomplished executive, investor, and entrepreneur. He started his first company at the age of 14 and later moved to the US as an immigrant to found Vungle after securing $25M from tech giants including Google & AOL in 2011. Vungle recently sold for $780m. His achievements have garnered international recognition and acclaim; he is the recipient of prestigious awards such as "Forbes 30 Under 30", "Inc. Magazine's 35 Under 35," and the "SF Business Times Tech & Innovation Award." He is regularly featured in major business & tech publications such as The Wall Street Journal, VentureBeat, and TechCrunch.