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Cover graphic: 4, The searches that come before a move-in

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The Four Searches That Come Before a Move-In

A family moves through four distinct kinds of search before choosing a community, and each one needs a different page. Most senior living sites are built entirely for the first and lose the other three.

Oct 16, 2026
Cover graphic: CPMI, Cost per move-in, calculated honestly

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Cost Per Move-In: How to Calculate It Honestly

Four choices inside the cost-per-move-in formula change the answer more than performance does: what spend you count, what counts as attributed, how long the window is, and whether you blend care types.

Oct 13, 2026
Cover graphic: 100%, Of first month's rent. The aggregator math nobody puts in the board deck

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The Referral Aggregator Math Nobody Puts in the Board Deck

Referral aggregators charge 50 to 100% of first month's rent and are the largest advertisers in senior living. The arithmetic is not whether to use them, but what share of your census you are renting rather than owning.

Oct 6, 2026
Cover graphic: 40.8%, RN turnover. What an always-on hiring funnel contains

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RN Turnover Is 40.8%. What an Always-On Hiring Funnel Contains

At 40.8% RN turnover, posting a job when someone resigns is already too late. The five components of a recruitment funnel that runs continuously, what each one prevents, and the numbers to hold it to.

Oct 2, 2026
Cover graphic: AEO, Answer engine optimisation for senior living, concretely

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Answer Engine Optimisation for Senior Living, Concretely

Not a definition of AEO. The specific changes to make to a senior living community page so answer engines can quote it: schema, page structure, entity consistency, and the checks that prove it worked.

Oct 1, 2026
Cover graphic: $/lead, What a senior living lead should actually cost, by care type

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What a Senior Living Lead Should Actually Cost, by Care Type

Published 2026 benchmarks put senior living leads between $40 and $200 depending on care type. Here are the ranges, what sits inside them, and why a number far below the range is usually a warning rather than a win.

Sep 29, 2026

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