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The Case of the Mysterious Vanishing Inquiry<\/h2>\n

First of all \u2013 you have witnessed this phenomenon already. If you work at a school or college that is enrollment driven \u2013 and if you compare inquires received year over year \u2013 you have already noticed the decline. But instead of stepping back and watching what is really happening, you\u2019ve probably circled the wagons and desperately tried to make your advertising dollars work better. Right? You challenge your internal marketing teams to message better and buy more efficiently. And your external agency is always under attack \u2013 with most conversations starting and centering on the need for more inquiries.<\/p>\n

But have you ever stepped back and asked: \u201cWhy is this happening?\u201d Or asked: \u201cWhy are we getting less inquiries?\u201d Watch this video clip for one explanation…<\/p>\n