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Solve your school’s enrollment challenges with solutions that generate measurable outcomes.
If you’re a marketing or admissions professional, you know that right-fit families and students don’t just wander into your admissions office. Families go through a process as they find and choose a school, evaluate their choice, and share their experience with others. It takes strategy, investment, and expertise to attract, enroll, and retain them. At North Star Marketing, we help independent and faith-based schools connect effectively with families every step of the way.
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“North Star is an incredibly valuable member of our marketing team, and it feels that way — they are an extension of our team.
They helped us plan out where our ad spend goes and how it should be optimized — what our focus should be, how to funnel folks through our website to generate quality leads. We not only signed another contract with North Star but upped our investment and hired them for our new website (even after interviewing other companies). Our ROI is impressive and I’m confident that other schools will see the same type of results.”
- Ambur Willis, Director of Marketing & Communications, Hill Country Christian School of Austin
Healthy Enrollment Blog
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The Trust Fall of Outsourcing School Marketing Many schools that engage in contemporary marketing eventually conclude they need external partners. Perhaps this sounds familiar. For example, you may want to
