Episode 69: How to Recruit Students Like Amazon Generates New Customers — A Crash Course on Personalization for Enrollment Marketers
On this week's episode, Zach is joined by Ardis Kadiu, Founder and CEO of Element451, an intelligent admissions marketing and CRM platform. Zach and Ardis discuss how personalization can be used far beyond the email inbox and how it enables admissions teams to make smarter decisions about who they engage with.
Higher Ed Pulse · Ardis Kadiu, Zach Busekrus
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Show Notes
Brands use personalization all the time to elevate customer happiness and build loyalty. As a marketing strategy, personalization is equally important in student recruitment and enrollment management at higher education institutions.
On this week's episode, Zach is joined by Ardis Kadiu, Founder and CEO of Element451, an intelligent admissions marketing and CRM platform. Zach and Ardis discuss how personalization can be used far beyond the email inbox and how it enables admissions teams to make smarter decisions about who they engage with.
Plus, Ardis shares insights into the role technology plays in personalization and what he anticipates 2025 to look like when it comes to implementing personalization in marketing across multi-channel communications.
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