Fall is upon us and we wanted to round up our top leasing slogans for apartment marketing. At Sprout, we are all about simple and cheap marketing ideas with a creative twist, so below you’ll find our favorite fall taglines and outreach marketing pairings that multifamily prospects will remember.

Creative, easy, and budget-friendly grab-and-go gift ideas for apartment outreach marketing and resident retention! These ideas will help you get ahead of competitors in the new season. These initiatives help you increase occupancy for your community.

Sunny days are here and we wanted to round up our top leasing slogans for apartment marketing. At Sprout, we are all about simple and cheap marketing ideas with a creative twist, so below you’ll find our favorite summer taglines and outreach marketing pairings that multifamily prospects will remember.

Today we're exploring a topic that’s as much about self-expression as it is about sales: the art of developing your signature style as a leasing consultant. 

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Get creative this month with some fresh, unique ideas for your apartment marketing. We have ideas to check all your boxes and meet all your goals - resident events to increase resident retention, resident notices, outreach marketing, resident renewals, and follow up initiatives. The best part? They won’t break the bank or take up all of your time. We don’t believe you have to sacrifice your time or your money to reach your marketing goals.

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What does it take to be a stellar apartment leasing agent? This week we are talking about 8 steps to become a kick-butt leasing agent THIS WEEK. Working on communication skills, knowing your competitors, and getting to know the ins and outs of your neighborhood will give you the edge you’re looking for in the multifamily industry. Check out all ten suggestions.

Easy grab and go gift ideas for apartment marketing and resident retention! We’ve got 12 ways to show your residents you care and 5 easy marketing tactics you can put to work today.

There are few things that people love more than their pets, except maybe your own children. Sometimes if you ask parents on the right day, even that might not be true. When your prospects are looking for a new home, they aren’t just looking for themselves, they’re looking for their furry friend too. The connection that people have to their pets is the same connection that can get you that new lease because the prospect can see that you genuinely care about what it is that’s valuable to them. We’re giving you some ideas on how to harness the power of pet-friendly marketing tactics to show your prospects and residents that you care just as much for your four-legged residents as you do your two-legged.

Moving is stressful so it’s important as leasing agents, real estate professionals, and property managers that we are empathetic to our new residents and take the time to understand their circumstances when they move in. Taking the time to help make sure their move in process goes smoothly and showing them some gratitude for picking your community will go a long way in gaining their loyalty. Making sure to take the move in process as an opportunity to ‘wow’ your new resident will help in your resident retention as well.

Food centered resident events are great for encouraging resident retention and building loyalty for your apartment community. This cooking class resident event is a great way to get your residents mingling with each other and creating relationships, plus it doesn’t have to be overly complicated for you as the property manager or leasing agent. Utilize social media to market your event and encourage your residents to post about it using a hashtag.

Moving is one of the most stressful things your residents will deal with, so it’s important as property managers, leasing agents, realtors, and leasing professionals that we take the time to make sure we’re doing everything we can help make it a little easier. We need to be empathetic and look for ways that we can delight our residents in unexpected ways when they move into our apartment community.

Resident notices are a place we can really step it up and wow our residents with our message. Sometimes our residents need a gentle reminder about our community policies, but we can still keep it fun. As a property manager, leasing agent, or realtor, notices are important in keeping your community looking good so don’t skimp on making sure they’re a show stopper.

The average shopper begins looking for a new home six weeks in advance and is going to look at four to six communities before they narrow down their search. If you're going to stand out, you must follow up. But here is the sad reality: More than 50 percent of prospects never received one form of follow-up. So just by following up, you increase the odds of getting that new lease. This is why it’s so important for property managers, leasing agents, and realtors to reach out and follow up with their prospects in a timely and personable way.

The new year is coming up and if you’re anything like me, it has you looking back at the year and reflecting on what went well and what went…not so well. When you’re in that state of reflection, don’t let it pass without taking the time to use that information to your advantage. At Sprout, we use the KISS method to reflect on things we’ve done to see how we can improve the next time around. What we love so much about this method is that it doesn’t take long to complete and once it’s implemented, you’re able to see real, positive changes. All you have to do is reflect on the event or situation and think about what you want to Keep, what you want to Improve on, what you want to Stop doing, and what you want to Start doing.

It’s no surprise that attention spans today aren’t what they used to be. Studies say that in 1920 the average attention span was 20-minutes. Today? Eight seconds...the same as a goldfish. As a property manager trying to market your apartment community, this fact should stop you in your tracks. Breaking through the noise of day to day life is a real challenge. Twenty years ago, we were just trying to stand out from the competition with nice curb appeal and a good photo in our For Rent ad. But today’s online world has created a new set of complicated problems for apartment marketers. Your community is no longer just competing with other communities. You are competing with EVERYTHING for your customer’s attention.