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News Brief
By: PointLine Media Research & Editorial Team
July 22, 2026
This partnership is significant because it solves the industry-wide challenge of data fragmentation. By unifying technical infrastructure with expert analytical oversight, multifamily teams can shift from reactive marketing to proactive, performance-based strategies, ultimately driving higher lead quality and more efficient leasing outcomes in an increasingly competitive digital landscape.
Digible, a premier multifamily marketing and technology agency, has announced a strategic partnership with JONAH® to empower property teams with actionable website intelligence. By integrating the innovative Jonah Data Layer (JDL) with Digible’s specialized expertise in SEO, analytics, and performance reporting, this collaboration bridges the gap between raw website data and meaningful marketing insights. This initiative ensures multifamily operators can finally move beyond basic tracking to understand the nuances of renter engagement.
The partnership provides multifamily teams with essential technical support, including Google Tag Manager activation, Google Analytics 4 configuration, and comprehensive reporting guidance. By aligning Jonah’s high-performance website infrastructure with Digible’s data-driven strategies, clients gain a clearer perspective on traffic quality and user behavior. This technical synergy allows marketers to identify exactly which digital interactions influence leasing outcomes, effectively turning complex website metrics into a roadmap for growth.
"This partnership gives clients a clearer path forward," notes Shannon Montoya, Director of Organic Media at Digible. By fostering a deeper connection between technical setup and marketing visibility, Digible and Jonah are setting a new standard for the multifamily industry. Together, they are helping property teams optimize their digital presence with confidence, ensuring that every marketing dollar spent is backed by precise, reliable, and high-impact data analysis.