Sage Age Strategies

Does Your Sales Culture Reflect Your Organization's Core Values?

Do some research about how to grow as a company and organization, and you’re bound to come across more than a few articles on culture and company core values – probably pretty quickly! Not only is company culture a buzzy phrase these days, it also does matter, and in a pretty big way. Things like company values, mission statement, core pillars and culture are all part of the essence that makes up the soul of your organization.

Core Values

Senior living

Senior Living Industry

Tying Digital Touch Points into Your 2017 Marketing Plan

There’s a reason why many organizations and businesses rely on marketing plans that lean heavily on more “traditional” tactics, such as print, radio, television and word of mouth, to generate results. These methods, while traditional, are still very effective! Today’s seniors may be more tech savvy than any seniors before them, but they are still some of the top consumers of traditional media, and move into new technologies slower than other demographics.

Intergrated Marketing

online

Online Advertising

Tips For Devising An Integrated Media Plan

The senior living industry is, at its core, all about relationships. You develop deep and meaningful relationships with your residents, most of all, as you meet them, bring them into your community, learn from them, help them enjoy their lives to the fullest, witness them change over the years, and much more. Beyond that, you develop relationships with your residents’ family and friends, who may often stop by to visit and become part of your larger community.

Senior Living Industry

Integrated Media Plan

Media

Online Media

Traditional Media Planning

Representative Design – Mirroring Your Market's Self-Perception

Here at Sage Age, we believe pretty strongly that you can’t really overestimate the importance of knowing your audience when it comes to effective, conversion-oriented marketing. Marketing involves many things, including the stories you tell, the words you use, the ways you reach your audience and – the topic of today’s post – the way you look.

Sharing the Stories Your Audience Wants to Hear

Public relations (PR) is sometimes seen as the “spin” creator for many companies. A lot of people see the practice of public relations as a way to put a certain spin on a story in order to use it to your benefit, even if it may not really be a positive story, or to take a negative story and put it in the best light possible. For that reason, lots of people also have misconceptions about PR as a practice, what it can do, how it should be used and how PR professionals do their jobs. It definitely gets a bad rap sometimes!