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PeerPal Accelerates Ambassador Marketing

Scott Barron

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Enrollment Marketing through Your Ambassadors is a critical part of your growth plan. 

Utilizing ambassadors among your board, faculty, parents, and students is a proven way to generate more enrollment inquiries. We've shared an eBook on how to plan and manage a Parent Ambassador program. 

If you're ready to add some octane to your ambassador strategy, you definitely want to checkout PeerPal. We have several clients who have already implemented their solution to connect prospective students and parents with their ambassadors. 

I recently had a conversation with Brennan Stark, the founder of PeerPal, to learn more about their story. Check out the podcast here:

 

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