You can put something in your advertisements that young people can relate to. Ask them some questions such as, "Don't have enough for tuition or other expenses?" Most younger folks are college students and they often worry about paying tuition fees, room and board, and other miscellaneous expenses, and sometimes financial aid won't even scratch the surface (I can vouch for this as I'm also a college student near graduation). Take these things into account as you market SFI to a younger crowd.
Of course, you must also teach them our favorite "D" word, Duplication. With these methods, you'll most certainly have a group of youthful, active SFI affiliates.
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You can put something in your advertisements that young people can relate to. Ask them some questions such as, "Don't have enough for tuition or other expenses?" Most younger folks are college students and they often worry about paying tuition fees, room and board, and other miscellaneous expenses, and sometimes financial aid won't even scratch the surface (I can vouch for this as I'm also a college student near graduation). Take these things into account as you market SFI to a younger ...more
