Description
If you have ever had to write an ad for your apartment community, you have probably sat there thinking what do I need to say in this ad to bring in the masses? After all, you don’t want to waste time and money to place ads that won’t get recognized and bring in some potential applicants. You also want to make sure the applicants that do call the property or better yet visit, know what to expect when applying for your property.
Where it can sometimes get tricky is when it comes to marketing for the affordable housing industry. Unlike conventional properties, some affordable housing properties have advertising requirements they have to follow in order to stay in compliance with the specific affordable housing program (e.g., Affirmative Fair Housing Marketing Plan).
In this 90-minute session, Gary Kirkman, E&A Team’s Director of Compliance Training, will review and expand on the importance of advertising to eligible households and some items to think of when those potential applicants visit your property.
This is the recorded version of a webinar that was done live.
Topics will include:
- What is Advertising?
- Fair Housing – Discriminatory Advertising
- Marketing Requirements for Affordable Housing Programs
- Types of Advertising
- Curb Appeal – Do’s and Don’ts
Objectives
Attendees will have:
- A better understanding of advertising and ways they can market their property to stay in compliance.
- A comprehensive course manual to aid staff in understanding the advertising/marketing options.
Certificate
By completing/passing this course, you will attain the certificate Marketing - It's All Appealing 1.5 Hours
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