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Right Story.
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We’re the storytellers, brand architects, and relationship builders you want by your side from day one when crafting your marketing strategy. We believe research, clarity, focus, and alignment are the keys to successful marketing and successful marketing is the key to reaching your audience with a story that compels them to act.

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Strategy and output can play together. Not conflict.

We understand the tension between strategy and output because we’ve been there. We know what it’s like to navigate board directives, enrollment and fundraising goals, and feeling like you need to clone yourself just to get the work done.

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All aboard the ai train!
All aboard the ai train!

AI is everywhere and if your organization has not yet punched its ticket, now is the time to explore what tactics may/may not work. 

Marketing professionals are tasked with balancing impactful messaging, prompting engagement, raising more money, meeting the exponentially growing demand for personalized communication, all the while with limited human resources. 

Cultivating a culture of retention
Cultivating a culture of retention

To build a "look-ahead" culture, schools need to build internal systems that help parents and students envision their child's entire education at your school, not just one year at a time. 
Establishing this outlook can make a significant impact on the likelihood of families re-enrolling year after year, saving you and your team unnecessary anxiety around your enrollment numbers. 

Is Social Media Alone Enough to Reach Your Donors? Spoiler: It’s Not.
Is Social Media Alone Enough to Reach Your Donors? Spoiler: It’s Not.

When surveyed on which channel inspires them to give, 29% of donors chose social media. Email followed closely at 27%, with websites at 18%, print at 12%, and TV ads at just 6% (Global Trends in Giving Report). 

Social media plays a powerful role in engaging donors, but relying on it alone can limit your fundraising potential. After all, we’re all familiar with the phrase, “Don’t put all your eggs in one basket”— and that certainly applies here.