Thank you for your interest in our paper,
“2023 Top Trends in Aging Services.”
COVID-19 has become a fact of life for everyone and that includes those of us in senior living. For decades, senior living has provided a lifestyle for aging adults that offered the best in socialization, activities and amenities all within a single age-restricted community. The marketing message for senior living relied heavily on lifestyle while sales depended on tours to allow prospects to experience everything they have to offer; then came COVID-19 and social distancing and restrictions on visitors, and everything changed.
The best sales and marketing teams quickly realized that they had to find new ways to communicate to people and sell directly to prospective residents. Over the past 5 months, the most successful sales and marketing teams have added or double-downed on the following areas:
Now, digital has become a normal part of the sales process with guided virtual tours and video conferencing being used as not only the beginning of the sales process but as a closing tool as well.
Today, senior living providers are leveraging that technology to provide the same quality events and activities for both their prospects and current residents and their families.
Eventually, we expect events, tours and open visits to return to senior living. However, the value that digital has provided and the familiarity that current adult children and families have with the technologies means that these will remain a key component to marketing and sales of senior living during the pandemic and beyond.
Authored by: Cindy Olson,
VP, Consulting Services
Thank you for your interest in our paper,
“2023 Top Trends in Aging Services.”
You will also receive an email containing a link to download.
Thank you for your interest in our paper,
“2022 Top Trends in Aging Services.”
You will also receive an email containing a link to download.