Monitor the April 30 campaign trigger.
The second wave starts April 30. We will watch open, click, CTOR, and booking behavior to see whether the onboarding path continues to perform above the original benchmarks.
The onboarding campaign launched on April 27 and is performing ahead of the original engagement assumptions. The next campaign trigger is scheduled for April 30, and its results will help confirm how the nurture path is moving.
The first onboarding campaign began on April 27. Early opens, clicks, and click-to-open behavior are strong; the consultation CTA is the only area that needs a friction-reduction test.
The blog post page has moved from planning into design-ready status. The remaining dependency is content review, followed by implementation and SEO/URL structure decisions.
The newest website development is the completed design for the blog post page, giving the team a clear template for publishing education-focused accreditation content.
The content review is planned for this week. Once approved, the blog page can move into implementation for the May 8 target.
The team is reviewing how to best structure topics, URLs, and future content hubs so the blog supports organic discovery and campaign landing behavior.
The next two weeks of social content are being created now. The ED Council team should expect feedback emails so approvals can stay ahead of publishing dates.
Review the blog post page design in Figma and use it as the reference point for content, structure, and implementation decisions.
The campaign, social calendar, and blog page now point in the same direction: clearer accreditation education that can move prospects from awareness into consultation.
The next moves are focused on monitoring the nurture sequence, planning the next two weeks of content, reducing consultation friction, and expanding lead capture capacity.
The second wave starts April 30. We will watch open, click, CTOR, and booking behavior to see whether the onboarding path continues to perform above the original benchmarks.
The email metrics suggest interest, but scheduling has not moved yet. A Twilio / WhatsApp Business number could reduce consultation friction for about $10 per month, pending client feedback and exact pricing confirmation.
The next content batch is being prepared now. The ED Council should expect feedback emails from us so posts can be reviewed, refined, and approved before publishing.
To support the 20 consultation goal and 3 sales goal, research will be conducted today to confirm the best course of action for Apollo sourcing and LinkedIn Sales Navigator search. We already have strong experience using this lead-capture method, and the next lead target is at least 2,000 additional prospects, expanding from Puerto Rico into the Virgin Islands and potentially the U.S.