The marketing and technology landscape is moving faster than ever as we approach 2024. While modern marketers are no strangers to change, the rapid and transformative power of AI (Artificial Intelligence) has skyrocketed the pace, setting the stage for a fast-paced year ahead. 

Amidst major technological evolutions, the apartment market is facing a medley of challenges and opportunities, from burgeoning supply trends (over 600,000 market-rate units are likely to enter the market by year-end) to steady demand driven by wage growth and modest inflationary expectations. With downward pressure on rental rates due to the growth in supply across the top 50 metros, the focus of the year is anticipated to be on maintaining occupancy vs. rent growth as renters are presented with more options in top markets.

In 2024, multifamily marketers will need to be forward-thinking and laser-focused on developing competitive marketing strategies that leverage cutting-edge technology without losing focus on the fundamentals. With this in mind, we’ve compiled five apartment marketing strategy recommendations to guide your planning in the new year.

BUT FIRST…A QUICK WORD ON THE FUNDAMENTALS OF MARKETING STRATEGY VS. TACTICS

The word strategy is thrown around a lot as a way to describe plans for achieving goals or testing out new technology. These are often tactics rather than strategies, and in many cases, these lists of ideas exist in isolation from the overall landscape impacting marketing teams. 

When planning for 2024, think about the challenges your company and the industry is facing. Consider your unique strengths and weaknesses. Then, think about an approach you can take to overcome these challenges using the opportunities available that can set your company apart and provide you with a competitive advantage in the marketplace. 

These strategies should be high-level enough that multiple tactics can be devised beneath them that can be executed to achieve your goal but specific enough to make the approach unique, actionable, and relevant to today’s marketing landscape.

As we walk through the five strategy recommendations below, consider the challenges we outlined at the beginning of this blog post and how these strategy recommendations can help you address these challenges while capitalizing on new opportunities and resources.

1. A Hybrid Intelligence Approach to AI 

It should come as no surprise that one of the biggest trends for 2024 is anticipated to be the adoption of AI, specifically the adoption of AI-based chat technology. Prospective residents have come to expect immediacy from all industries, and the rental sector is no exception.

AI and automation, in general, excel in their ability to deliver scale and immediacy. In a chat environment, this technology enables property managers to overcome a long-standing struggle: providing faster response times to leads. 

Solely relying on AI doesn’t come without its drawbacks. There is a subset of prospects who want a human response to their questions and concerns, and nuanced and unique questions can’t be easily answered by AI.

This is why we recommend you take a Hybrid Intelligence approach to adopting AI in your organization. This means pairing the skills and experience of humans with AI to deliver superior customer experiences and more intelligent business decision-making.

Within the scope of customer experience, this could be implementing an AI chat solution that gives prospects the ability to switch to a live human agent in real-time to prevent leads from falling out of the funnel while maintaining superior customer service (a unique solution we offer you can learn more about here).

2. Building Better Business Intelligence

In a recent LinkedIn Live, “2024 Multifamily Marketing Predictions,” we hosted with the VP of Marketing at Brookfield Properties, Jannah Hobday, and Chief Insider at Multifamily Insiders Brent Williams, one trend that kept coming up in the conversation was the need for centralization between vendors and platforms in the industry. 

As marketing becomes more complex and technology becomes more sophisticated, property management teams are reliant on specialized labor and tools to remain competitive in an evolving field. While this makes it possible for property management companies to implement innovative marketing tactics and offer cutting-edge customer experiences with less investment, it also means data and information about marketing campaigns, leads, and residents’ lives in many places, making it difficult for marketing managers to make informed decisions and implement strategy changes quickly.

One way to go about this is to develop a source of truth for resident information and work with vendors that offer integrated marketing solutions. 

At Conversion Logix, we partner with the top CRM vendors in the industry to sync the lead and tour data we capture from our lead management system with our clients’ CRMs. We also pull data from platforms like Yardi, RealPage, Entrata, RentCafe, and Apartments.com to provide an Ad Automation service that makes lightning-fast ad updates when pricing, offers, and availability changes in a client’s CRM.

This integrated approach gives marketing managers a line of sight into the information they need to be better-informed decision-makers while providing vendors with the information they need to be more effective partners.

3. Advertising on Channels Competitors Aren’t 

eMarketer released a study claiming 25-54-year-olds spend more time on TikTok than any other social platform. In 2022, TikTok surpassed Instagram in total daily minutes spent and is expected to surpass Facebook by 2025. Despite this, many property management companies are reticent to get started on the platform. 

Property management teams get stuck on this idea that in order to be on TikTok, they have to build up a library of organic video posts and invest in follower-building and virality tactics. This prevents a lot of management companies from taking advantage of this platform. 

While it takes a higher monthly minimum in ad spend to get started on TikTok, we’ve seen clients experience success leveraging repurposed video content for Instagram Reels as TikTok ads. Unlike organic posts, TikTok advertising enables you to reach a larger audience consistently with the same piece of content and gives you the ability to target and track your ideal audience.

Another breakout in the media industry is streaming networks. Streaming outperformed both cable and broadcast TV for the first time in history in July 2022, according to a Nielsen report. Connected TV advertising is one of the most overlooked advertising opportunities in the multifamily industry. Connected TV ads can be displayed on a range of devices, from Smart TVs to computers and mobile phones. They have some of the highest ad recall rates in the industry and offer a unique opportunity to build brand awareness where others in the industry aren’t competing. 

By opening up your marketing strategy to include popular channels your prospects are on that your competitors aren’t, you’ll be in a better position to establish your brand among prospects and prevent new developments from stealing your market share.

4. Leveraging First-Party Data to Develop More Targeted Campaigns 

Struggling to find qualified leads is a common challenge that has driven many marketing managers to our door. Targeting in the multifamily industry has always been challenging as marketers seek to reach the most qualified renters while maintaining fair housing-friendly campaigns. This challenge is also likely to become exacerbated as privacy restrictions rise and cookies become deprecated.

New advancements in audience cohort tracking in Google Analytics 4, AI bidding strategies, and conversion tracking are making it possible for marketers to develop targeted campaigns despite these challenges. 

The key to unlocking these strategies in 2024 will be collecting first-party data and working with partners on the cutting edge of these targeting techniques to ensure you can find and convert qualified leads at scale.

5. Focusing on the Follow-Up

In a market where new developments have the potential to overstep demand, follow-through becomes even more important. Prospective residents who come in to tour or engage on the website may be considering several properties at one time. By giving attention to prospective renters throughout the entirety of their apartment search, you stand a greater chance of converting leads into leases.

If you aren’t already using automation to develop lead nurturing sequences via text and email, 2024 is a great time to start. Keep in mind that the better your company is at collecting and storing lead information, the more powerful and personalized your automation sequences can be. Consider creating specific sequences for floorplan-specific campaigns, pet owners, or renters with longer move-in timelines to remain top-of-mind and increase lead-to-lease conversions.

TAKE YOUR MARKETING STRATEGY TO THE NEXT LEVEL

Need help creating a personalized strategy for your community? Contact us today for a personalized consultation with a multifamily marketing expert. We’ll assess your strengths and areas of improvement while exploring opportunities to incorporate cutting-edge ad campaigns, automation, and AI into your 2024 marketing strategy.

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As digital marketers, the number one question clients and stakeholders ask us is, “How many leads can we expect?” A question asked less often, but usually by the most important stakeholders, is, “How much will it cost to acquire said leads?” Understanding acquisition costs and what drives them up or down is the most important knowledge you can uncover as a digital marketer. 

We analyzed a year of client data from over 400 multichannel campaigns to assess how different marketing strategies impacted acquisition costs. The result? We discovered that these two strategies had a significant impact on acquisition costs: Google Business Profile optimization and lead applications.

These two levers enabled media clients running Paid Social, Paid Search, and Display Advertising to maximize the traffic and conversions they received from each ad dollar spent, resulting in lower acquisition costs and higher lead volumes.

Google Business Profile Optimization is the Key to Increasing Organic Search Traffic

At Conversion Logix, one of the services we recommend to clients interested in optimizing their organic search traffic is our Google Business Profile posting service, Google Business Profile Accelerator (GBPA). When GBPA posts were introduced to a client’s campaign, the strategy resulted in the following traffic increases:

Why It Works

When it comes to selecting an apartment, location plays a leading role in the decision-making process. Prospective residents often turn to Google and are presented with opinions to browse Google Business profiles and Google Maps. These listings tend to be more visual and informative, driving the most engagement. By posting regularly to your Google Business Profile, you can increase your visibility in local search results, boosting website traffic for your community.

Lead Generation Applications Can Significantly Reduce Lead Acquisition Costs

In 2018, we launched The Conversion Cloud® to help marketing teams generate website leads and identify top-performing campaigns. Years later, we’ve helped over 800 properties generate over 1M leads through our suite of lead generation and communication applications.

When analyzing the impact these website applications had on acquisition costs we found that clients who added Conversion Cloud applications to their website saw a remarkable lift in lead conversions, resulting in more leads for every ad dollar spent.

Why It Works

Once prospects land on your site, they stay anonymous until you give them a reason to provide you with their contact information or encourage them to take the next step in the prospect journey. Lead applications like Schedule a Tour, Claim an Offer, RSVP for an Event, or Pre-Qualify Your Income increase lead conversion rates on your site, ensuring you capture the qualified traffic you drove to your site as leads.

Key Takeaway

When increasing monthly ad spend isn’t a viable solution for growing your pipeline, strategies that improve ad campaign effectiveness are a great way to increase conversion rates while lowering your acquisition costs. 

Addressing rising acquisition costs will continue to be a core challenge for digital marketers as attention becomes increasingly more difficult to acquire and advertising platforms become more crowded. 

By adopting strategies that increase visibility in organic local search results and engage website visitors, you can maximize the impact of your ad dollars, enabling you to grow digital lead volume while reducing your cost per lead.

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Unlock the Power of Live Chat With Gen Z Renters

Gen Z is the first truly digital generation. They’ve grown up with technology at their fingertips, giving them instant, convenient, and accessible ways to communicate. They don’t like calling you on the phone and don’t want to wait days to hear back from you in their inbox. So what’s the best way to connect with this new generation as they search for their next apartment? It’s immediate communication and engagement with live chat and virtual assistants. Here are a few reasons why Gen Z prefers online chat conversations and why apartment marketers need to incorporate these communication options in their marketing plans. 

Prioritize Convenience With Live Chat

Chatting online allows Gen Z to communicate with businesses at their own pace and convenience without having to wait on hold or be available during specific business hours. Like the Millennials before them, this generation is not used to phone calls and prefers to talk to people and businesses on their terms and online. Having spent most of their lives using text messaging and instant messaging through social media to communicate with friends and family, they find it more comfortable and natural to message a business versus picking up a phone. 

Deliver Instant Gratification With Lightning-Fast Response Times

We’ve all heard the rumors that Gen Z has the lowest attention span, willing to wait only seconds before they scroll onto the next video or jump off a website. eMarketer recently reported that Gen Z’s TikTok attention span is eight seconds, so think about how that translates into other aspects of their online lives. Gen Z values quick and real-time communication, and online chat allows for immediate responses, reducing the likelihood that they move on to a competitor and end a conversation with your community before it begins.

Account for Multi-Tasking 

Gen Z is highly adept at multi-tasking. Virtual assistants and live chat agents allow them to communicate with businesses while also engaging in other activities, such as browsing the web, working remotely, or watching videos on social media. 

Give a Safe Space to Ask Questions

Chatting online offers a more personal and less formal communication style than a phone call, which can be particularly appealing for Gen Z. They may feel more comfortable asking questions about topics like roommates, pricing, income qualification, and pet policies anonymously. The low-stakes nature of chat allows these renters to get the information they need to make a leasing decision without the social pressure of a face-to-face conversation.

Connecting With Gen Z

Incorporating live chat functionality on your website can go a long way in increasing engagement with Gen Z renters and setting your apartment community up for long-term success. However, improving communication with onsite teams isn’t the only way apartment marketers can need to level up their marketing efforts to appeal to Gen Z. This new crop of renters is spending more time on short-form video platforms like TikTok than any other generation.

To help you get up to speed on the advantages of TikTok, we have a quick 24-minute LinkedIn Live recording that answers marketers’ most popular TikTok questions. You can also explore the 5 advantages of TikTok advertising for more tips on reaching the next generation of apartment renters.

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Ready to be the most informed multifamily marketer in the room? Read our hot takes as we rate our level of excitement over this year’s industry trends.

Artificial Intelligence

Chat GPT is one of the hottest topics technology topics this year. The platform has garnered millions of users overnight and is changed the way all industries are looking at AI. If you have used the platform, it is impressive in its ability to adapt its speaking style and information to a user query, going beyond what we are used to seeing from Google search. While moving faster than ever, we still have a ways to go before AI is super effective in the apartment marketing space. 

We have seen platforms like Google and Meta use AI for years to target online users, place bids on behalf of advertisers, and optimize campaigns. However, we are still seeing the need for human oversight of AI and human intervention when new information is presented.

What you need to know:

• Chat GPT is making AI a more high-profile initiative for tech companies.
• AI is rapidly improving and becoming more helpful but still requires human intervention to course correct and provide timely information. 

Short-Form Video​​​​

New research from HubSpot reveals short-form video to be the most popular trend among marketers, with 90% of marketers planning to increase or maintain their investment in the content format in 2023.

The popularity of TikTok played a large role in the growth of short-term video consumption and still continues to offer a big opportunity for marketers in the years to come.

New in 2023, is the growth in short-form video outside of TikTok. YouTube, owned by Google’s parent company, Alphabet, reported a huge rise in the adoption of YouTube Shorts. In a recent earnings call, the CEO of Alphabet announced that YouTube Shorts has surpassed 50 billion daily views, up from 30 billion one year ago. The company also announced ad funding for creators developing YouTube Shorts on the platform at the start of the year. 

What you need to know:

• Test TikTok if you want to scale brand awareness in 2023. Apartment brands, particularly properties geared towards college students, are seeing impressive brand reach statistics and search engine traffic gains from TikTok Ads.
• YouTube Shorts is gaining massive popularity and will provide ad revenue to creators in 2023.

Local Search Marketing

Google Business Profile is still the most common way for renters to discover you in the search engine, making this a continual focus for property marketers. In addition to updating your profile regularly and filling in all the fields you are allotted, what else are multifamily marketers doing to dominate local search results? Focusing on the basics of authority-building SEO strategies that support all aspects of search engine marketing and making strategic investments in Google Ads. While it’s certainly not a new strategy for 2023, it’s a foundational strategy that comes up every year and supports your overall marketing efforts. 

What you need to know:

• Google Profile losing optimization is crucial to your local search strategy.
• Communities investing in awareness campaigns like social advertising should maintain a strong local search presence so prospective renters can find them in the search engine when they come back to search for the brand.

Floorplan Specific Ad Campaigns ​​

We’re seeing communities shift from focusing solely on brand campaigns and overall community attributes to developing segmented and targeted strategies around promoting specific floorplans. With ad automation in the mix, this is now happening in real time. Another way marketers are doing new things with this strategy is virtual tour video content by floorplan and incorporating that in ad campaigns and linking ads to special floorplan offers that appear on the site. 

What you need to know:

• Floorplan marketing is more agile than ever with ad automation. 
• Communities are creating more floorplan-specific videos and incorporating them in ads and follow-up links in emails.

Influencer Marketing

Influencer marketing, while popular in many B2C industries, has always been seen as hit or miss for the multifamily industry. We’re seeing a shift in focus from influencer marketing to UGC across all industries. While influencer marketing isn’t a top strategy we recommend, developing UGC content for video ads is something we are curious to explore with clients in 2023. We know prospective residents value authenticity, trust, and social proof in marketing. We just don’t see influencers as essential as a distribution channel. If you want to tap into the video creation side of outsourcing social media, we suggest looking for everyday people who can help you create new content while retaining control of the distribution through your own brand’s advertising channels.

What you need to know:

• Influencer marketing in multifamily is overrated.
• User-generated content that you can distribute across your own brand campaigns is trending.

Connected TV

Connected TV is a trend that all advertisers have been sleeping on. While traditional TV advertising has historically received a bad rap for being too expensive and vague in the way it targets and reports viewers, Connected TV advertising breaks these assumptions. These ad campaigns work more like Display ad campaigns than traditional TV and can enable you to target based on actual behavior and intent to rent. This channel tracks post-visits from people who saw an ad and then later searched and expands multifamily marketing beyond mobile, and provides cross-device opportunities to scale awareness. 

What you need to know:

• Young adults are streaming TV in addition to social media video consumption, and Connected TV advertising offers a path to reach them at scale.
• Increasing spend on Connected TV advertising has proven to have a significant impact on overall campaign performance.

Website Analytics Evolves ​​

All Google Analytics users will be forced to make the shift to Google Analytics 4 this year. With this new shift, we’ll see an increasing reliance on engagement metrics that look past bounce rate to judge the level of intent prospects have on your website. The new platform promises to deliver more mobile-focused website analytics and improves cross-device and platform tracking capabilities. They’ve also made new additions to multitouch attribution, filling in gaps with machine learning.

What You Need to Know:

• Website analytics will be more engagement-focused in 2023.
• Multitouch attribution is becoming a bigger topic as marketers seek to understand the impact of social media and video ad investments.

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In this blog post, we shared a recap of the video trends these marketing leaders presented to help guide your video marketing strategy in the coming year.

#1 Show Don’t Tell

Video has become a popular entertainment, and educational tool for personal and professional uses as the format engages multiple senses and increases information retention among customers and employees.

In this discussion, Kristi shared the following eye-opening stat, “People retain 90-95% what comes from video vs. 10% from written content”. She went on to say, “if you are tired of prospective residents asking the same questions over and over again, show a video they will retain it better”. 

Andrew elaborated on this point by sharing that at Conversion Logix, video has become a go-to media format for clients to showcase their property and within the company between employees. He shared the effectiveness of sending videos within the organization to quickly communicate a point or demo instructions for a task, providing a reference that employees can go back to. 

#2 Authentic Video Engaging Prospects

With the popularity of video formats like TikTok and Instagram Stories, the demand for authentic video content is growing. When it comes to apartments, this means that apartment seekers are expecting real-life reflections of what a community is actually like.

Kristi advises property managers to gather behind-the-scenes content. While the everyday renter may not think about some of the things that go into getting an apartment ready to rent during their search, things like watching the carpets being cleaned, new paint, and unit upgrades could increase affinity for the community through video.

It’s also important to note that just because authenticity is on the rise, doesn’t mean low-quality visual content is. Andrew mentioned that it’s still important to create visually appealing video assets but to focus on the message, delivery, and content over high-production styling.

#3 Repurposing Video Marketing Assets to Extend Your Budget

Brands are extending the life of their video content by repurposing it. Prospects are demanding video in various formats and across many different channels. To keep up with this demand, communities can take video assets they are already developing, like virtual tour content, and reuse them across assets like their ads, emails, and social media channels, or as a lead generation opportunity. 

During the live event, Kristi shared a story of a community that pre-recorded video tours and pre-recorded videos of post-tour follow-up messages from the property manager. The community leveraged these authentic videos on multiple platforms and even tried testing the videos in ads. The result was a 300% ROI! Their team built awareness and trust by using the community’s staff and a personable approach to talking about the community.

#4 Accelerate the Sales Process

Using video in the tour process can save communities three times as much time. “The average tour lasts 14 minutes while the average in-person tour lasts 45-50 minutes”, says Kristi. Considering the staffing crisis the industry is experiencing, leveraging virtual tours to sell your community while in-person staff focuses on prospects further down the sales funnel is key. 

Andrew illustrated the importance of video in the prospect journey by sharing a recent Zillow study that found people used to tour five communities in person and are now only going to two. “The more we can meet people how they want, the better the experience. That way, the people on site are there because they want to be there versus they have to be there.”, says Andrew.

#5 Experimenting With Video Marketing

Creating video marketing content can feel intimidating for many operators which is why they don’t get started. In the live event, Kristi encouraged operators to get more comfortable on camera by doing it more often and putting themselves out there. “It’s ok to be vulnerable,” says Kristi. We are all learning and trying new things when it comes to video. The more you do it, the better you will be at it.

The speakers both shared the importance of testing new things with video to find out what resonates.

Andrew remarked, “what I think is going to work isn’t always right.” You don’t always know for sure what video content will grab people, especially with ads which is why A/B testing is so valuable. He went on to share a recent experience when he was analyzing the results of a multifamily video ad campaign. Everyone thought the video that was less polished and more off the cuff wouldn’t perform as well as the polished video. On the contrary, the less polished video outperformed the traditional style video ad two to one in conversions on the website. 

With the new technology built into ad platforms, video testing is more accessible than ever and is something everyone should try.

Bonus: AI-Generated Video Marketing Tips

At the end of their discussion, Andrew and Kristi tested out the trending AI platform ChatGPT to see if AI software had additional video marketing tips to share. The AI shared the following advice for operators and marketers working with video that was spot on.

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You know the situation…your community has multiple two-bedrooms that need to be leased as soon as possible. Other units are leased up, but the two-bedrooms units aren’t moving. If only prospective residents could just see the floor plan, you know it would pique their interest and entice them to schedule a tour.

With our latest Realync integration, it’s now easier than ever to use The Conversion Cloud^® to capture lead information and deliver immersive unit-level video experiences directly from your website.

“Today’s renters want flexible on-demand video experiences, and Realync has proven to be an exceptional resource for multifamily operators looking to scale their video tour efforts to meet prospects’ needs,” remarked Andrew Cederlind, President and COO of Conversion Logix. “Now communities will be able to leverage their Realync video assets within The Conversion Cloud to automate and attribute the promotion and delivery of video tour content from any device, at any time of the day.” 

Why Conversion Cloud and Realync Users Will Love This Integration

• Onsite teams can quickly and easily promote video tour options on every page of a community’s website.
• Managers gain access to video engagement tracking and lead attribution to make data-driven decisions.
• Teams can confidently prevent duplicate entries and user errors when uploading video tour content.

“We partnered with Conversion Logix to help our mutual clients scale how quickly and efficiently they capture website leads. Multifamily leasing is becoming increasingly competitive, so maximizing the conversion of traffic that communities receive is of the utmost importance,” said Matt Weirich, Co-founder, and CEO at Realync. “We’re excited about how Realync can provide more convenient video touring experiences that convert in partnership with Conversion Logix’s touring applications.”

How This Integration Helps Leasing Teams Fill Vacancies Faster

Conversion Cloud users can easily automate and deploy unit and amenity-level Realync video tours within Conversion Cloud applications, increasing online conversions. 

Now multifamily operators can:

• Gate and promote their virtual tour experiences with The Conversion Cloud, converting anonymous visitors into leads.
• Automatically deliver Realync tour videos when prospects request a virtual tour from a Conversion Cloud application.
• Access virtual tour attribution and engagement metrics, increasing visibility into the effectiveness of marketing campaigns and virtual tour promotions.
• Quickly adapt their video tours to highlight vacant units or unique amenities.

Get Started

Interested in adding your Realync video content to The Conversion Cloud? Contact your Conversion Logix account manager to get started or schedule a call to learn more. 

Want to learn more about The Conversion Cloud? Visit this page for more information.

About Conversion Logix

Conversion Logix^®, LLC provides digital marketing services, and licenses lead generation software to industry leaders in the multifamily housing, senior living, automotive, and small business markets. Our people work across the industry sectors that drive and shape today’s small business marketplace. Conversion Logix has been ranked on the Inc. 5000 seven years in a row and listed Austin Business Journal’s Fast 50 Growing Companies. Conversion Logix is a Premier Google Partner, a Facebook Business Partner, and developed The Conversion Cloud^®, a lead generation software suite designed to help businesses generate more leads, appointments, and sales. Learn how Conversion Logix is transforming local business marketing at conversionlogix.com.

About Realync

Realync is a multifamily video engagement platform unlocking authentic experiences that connect and convert across the entire prospect and resident lifecycle. Realync’s all-in-one video solution enables multifamily teams to create memorable experiences, lease efficiently and communicate effectively with current and prospective residents. Realync partners with many of the nation’s largest property owners and managers and is actively being used in over 500,000 units today. Realync was named an Inc. 5000 fast-growing private company. Realync is a 2022 NAA Top Employers and 2022 Best Benefits company. To learn more about this integration, please reach out to integrations@realync.com.

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