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Jackie Vetrano, the Assistant Director of MBA Prospect Management & Marketing at Kenan-Flagler Business School at UNC, shares how the school implemented a clever two-step request-for-information form to get more data from prospects. This simple tactic had an extraordinary impact, tripling the data points for 60% of organic leads and amassing over 7,000 new data points for close to 3,000 potential students.

 

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About the Podcast

Day Kibilds

Host

Day Kibilds

Day is strategy director at Ologie, an employee-owned marketing and branding agency built for education. Prior to Ologie, Day led enrollment and digital innovation work at Penn State, Cornell and Western (Canada). She regularly speaks about enrollment marketing, email strategy, productivity and stakeholder management at conferences worldwide. Day is the host of Enrollify's Talking Tactics podcast, and is co-authoring a book about email to be released in spring 2024. As a lifelong immigrant who has lived in six different countries, equity and diversity are really important to her. She sees content as a tool for equity, and part of her motivation to work in higher ed is to help students access the educational institutions they deserve to be a part of.

Jackie Vetrano

Interviewee

Jackie Vetrano

Jackie Vetrano is the Assistant Director of MBA Prospect Management & Marketing at UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. She manages and implements the lead-nurture strategy using email as well as other important touchpoints to encourage prospective students to apply to the top-ranked MBA program. Jackie was voted the 2019 Mover and Shaker – Innovation and has delivered many presentations and workshops on website strategy, podcasting, social media strategy, and much more. Outside of work, you’ll find Jackie participating in hot yoga, playing board games, or watching reality television. Her dream job is to call the Powerball drawings.

Talking Tactics

Talking Tactics devotes episodes to a single tactic that moved the needle on any enrollment metric: inquiries, booth visitors, apps completed, deposits, reach, engagement, registrations, views, you name it. The catch? The tactic had to be done with limited resources: either by a single person, a small-but-mighty team, limited time, or without a lot of money. And because this podcast focuses on single tactics from idea to results, what you hear will feel like something you can immediately go try yourself. 

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