Additional Techniques for Presenting Value | Origin: AD112
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Best Practices in Presenting the Value of Your Institution --> Additional Techniques for Presenting Value
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It's good to remember that body language still comes into play when you're on the phone and not just in person.
Risk and trust are directly related and affet the school's value. Make it personal!-EX. use their name 3x. TONE is important when engaging.
A distinctive reminder for myself is the importance of body language. Even over the phone one's body language can be felt.
important to adress value makers and value destroyers
The " Student Centric " mentality begins with the advocacy of the University and is displayed through the constant integrity of the verious departments. Communication interdepartmentally is key to creating a comfortable, cohesive, and student centril mentality.
Dedication to each student is part of the value, we must continue to keep in contact with our students even after enrollment to keep the trust and value.
Communication is at the heart of building value and relationsips with departments, faculty, staff, current and prospective students. The level of energy you give on the phone can influence the response stimulated in prospects, whether negative or positive.
Communication is key, keep the prospect interested,build a relationship and create trust.
Important for the prospective student attention with energy, focus ad knowledge.
Good afternoon everyone, I did enjoy this session, because it helped reinforce important skills that I need as an administrator. One part that did stand out to me and I plan on implementing is making sure to saddress the potential student by their first name during a conversation. I find some times potential students call just to get two or three questions answered, but now I will seize the opportunity to ask them their name, and how they heard about my school, just to build a relationship with them prior to sharing information.
Samantha
I appreciate the term "student centered" and will remind my staff to be mindful to answer questions with this term in mind. Showing enthusiasm even for questions we may answer several times a day is a great way to represent our institution.
Once your student is enrolled, it's important to give them a heads-up that you will continue to check in with them prior to the first day of class and beyond. Some students may not been expecting you going the extra mile to provide extra customer/student service, it gives you another chance to exceed their expectations.
Fine-tuning your process is key to making sure the whole experience for the student is seamless and smooth.
The tone of your voice and body language shows that you do care and have the students best interests at heart.
Tone of voice is important, and I agree a good technique to keep a prospect engaged is to use their name alot while speaking to them.
Always been in comunication with prospect, keeping them motivate and engaged.
It's important to have a seemless process with no negative surprises - students need to know that you care to retain them.