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August 1st, 2023 | 2 min. read
By Kim Kovelle
What do winter, spring and summer have in common? If you’re involved in education marketing, you know — they’re peak enrollment seasons.
That’s why Education Essentials was created. This year-long marketing campaign helps schools in metro Detroit and Chicago reach engaged parents at the right time. It leverages the trusted audiences of Metro Parent and Chicago Parent — both sister companies of Zoe Marketing & Communications.
Here’s how it works and how it can support your enrollment goals.[inline]
This campaign strategically promotes your school year-round with:
It launches in winter and spring/summer, aligning with when parents are making decisions.
This campaign is ideal for:
Parents can’t consider your school if they don’t know it exists. Education is the No. 1 topic on Metro Parent and Chicago Parent, where parents spend 10,000+ hours annually engaging with school content. Here, you’ll:
Your school is featured as an Education Innovator, reaching 300,000+ impressions with:
The second wave of the campaign aligns with summer enrollment pushes, featuring:
Your school is showcased in the only comprehensive school directory for metro Detroit and Chicago, featuring:
The full investment is $12,000, covering:
Schools must sign up by Nov. 17, 2023 to be included in the 2024 campaign.
Enrollment marketing requires consistency. Education Essentials delivers strategic promotions to position your school as a top choice when it matters most.
For $12,000, you get expert content, digital ads, magazine placement and targeted emails.
Is this the right fit? Talk to us. Since 2020, Zoe Marketing & Communications has helped schools connect with families and grow enrollment.
Still exploring? Learn more about effective school marketing tactics:
As Zoe Marketing & Communications’ content manager, Kim Kovelle brings over 20 years of writing and editing experience in metro Detroit. She has strong roots in community journalism and a knack for making complicated topics make more sense.
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