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Positioning, channels and campaigns that fill rooms and hold occupancy.
Mayank Pokharna ยท Founder, Everything Coliving
13 years in coliving ยท Reviewed by the Everything Coliving team
Positioning, channels and campaigns that fill rooms and hold occupancy.
Marketing that only chases new leads while residents churn out the back door is a bucket with a hole in it. This module works front to back through the marketing engine that actually fills coliving rooms: positioning so the right people self-select, choosing channels by cost per signed resident rather than vanity metrics, building a booking funnel that does not leak, owning your demand through content and search instead of renting it, and turning retention and referrals into your highest-return channel. Each lesson carries worked funnel numbers, channel frameworks, and a concrete action, so by the end you can write a marketing plan for a real building rather than a set of good intentions. The through-line is simple: a great product, clearly positioned, that residents stay in and send their friends to costs less to fill every year, not more.
Core level ยท 5 lessons ยท about 2.5 hours. Lessons open to Academy members.
Position your space so the right residents self-select.
Choose channels by cost per signed resident, not vanity metrics.
Build a funnel from first click to move-in that does not leak.
Build direct-booking demand through content and search.
Treat retention and referral as your highest-return marketing.
Build a marketing plan for one building: a one-line position and offer that stacks against the resident's real alternative, a channel plan ranked by true cost per signed resident, one funnel fix chosen from your conversion rates, a content piece mapped to search intent, and a retention-plus-referral play. It should read as a plan you could act on next month, not a set of intentions.
The cheapest room to fill is the one you never lose. Marketing that only chases new leads while residents churn out the back door is a bucket with a hole in it. Fix retention first, then scale acquisition.
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