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☎️ Do phone conversations matter to a generation of digital natives? ✔️ Yes. QS data shows that phone calls remain a key channel for meaningful conversations with your prospective students. 💡In fact, when a phone call was the first point-of-contact with a university, it was the channel which was most likely to convert to enrolment – with phone enquiries showing a 10% conversion rate compared to email (8%) and live chat (8%). Of course, prospective students utilise a plethora of channels and information sources to inform their decision-making. But we found that those who connected via phone in the first instance were the most likely to convert, so it’s possible that prospective students are reserving phone calls for the conversations and questions that matter to them most. How to manage your channel strategy is one of the many aspects we’ll be exploring in more depth at The PIE Live Europe in our session on ‘Thriving, not surviving: A data-led approach to recruitment resilience’ in London on 19-20 March. 📊 Meet our team at the QS Insights Lounge for a FREE snapshot of your institution’s current and future student recruitment potential. 🚀Gain in-depth understanding of your institution's strengths, weaknesses and subject level performance. 🚀Learn how you're performing relative to your national and international competitors. 🚀Find out what is influencing student decision-making with bespoke insights from the world's largest prospective student survey. Book a slot by completing a short booking form here or drop into the QS Insights Lounge on the day: https://lnkd.in/eBZJCKdG #StudentRecruitment #IntlEd #PIELIVE24 The PIE

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