The interest in online ordering and shipping is growing so large that major e-commerce companies are changing the way packages are delivered. Is your property or office building ready?
Texting is today's tool for multifamily communities - and it's recently proven to be resident's preferred method of communication. Are you using texting as a tool for resident retention, lead generation and overall community satisfaction?
Package Management is becoming an apartment amenity that adds an incredible amount of value to resident's lives. More than ever before, residents expect to have their packages delivered in a fashion that is easy and secure for them - and that's where we come in.
Not all signatures are created equal, especially in the corporate mailroom. Though the burden may be relieved from the carrier itself, companies must take additional precautions to ensure each package reaches the rightful owner and remove liability from their own employees.
The benefits of texting for multifamily and student housing communities are hard to ignore: communication is instant and ever-present. More than 90% of American adults own a mobile device. And it’s one of the most effective forms of communication, with text messages boasting a 99% open rate (94% of which are opened within five minutes!).
Most companies think branding is for giants like Apple and Google. After all, these tech monsters yield a combined $270 billion in value from their efforts. All the result of a well-coordinated branding effort that includes frequently focused messaging and a consistent visual presence at every touch point.
If there’s one thing all property managers have in common, it’s that they all have to find ways to do a LOT more for a LOT less. That means when it comes to technology, it’s about prioritizing what tools can truly be game changers.
SMS marketing is quickly becoming a necessary part of business for almost every vertical (including property management), and for good reason. In recent years, text messaging has proven itself to be a superior communication platform.
85% of the global population own a mobile phone, 97% send a text at least once a day and those who’ve received a text open it 98% of the time. With statistics like that, it’s obvious that texting is a preferred mode of communication.