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2010 in review | Higher Ed Web Marketing
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Higher Ed Web Marketing. Higher education web strategy, marketing, social media, and other things. The stats helper monkeys at WordPress.com mulled over how this blog did in 2010, and here’s a high level summary of its overall blog health:. A Boeing 747-400 passenger jet can hold 416 passengers. This blog was viewed about 6,700. Times in 2010. That’s about 16 full 747s. In 2010, there were 13. New posts, growing the total archive of this blog to 169 posts. The busiest day of the year was May 26th with 138.
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Higher Ed Web Marketing. Higher education web strategy, marketing, social media, and other things. Subscribe in a reader. Stephen Mangat on LinkedIn as a connection tool…. LinkedIn as a connec…. On LinkedIn as an alumni connecti…. On Putting the product back into…. Tweets that mention…. On Facebook vs. Homepage. On Putting the product back into…. Follow @Coachfern Twitter updates. An error has occurred; the feed is probably down. Try again later. Create a free website or blog at WordPress.com.
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Higher Ed Web Marketing. Higher education web strategy, marketing, social media, and other things. Stephen Mangat on LinkedIn as a connection tool…. LinkedIn as a connec…. On LinkedIn as an alumni connecti…. On Putting the product back into…. Tweets that mention…. On Facebook vs. Homepage. On Putting the product back into…. Follow @Coachfern Twitter updates. An error has occurred; the feed is probably down. Try again later. Create a free website or blog at WordPress.com. Send to Email Address.
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CASE District II wrap up | Higher Ed Web Marketing
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Higher Ed Web Marketing. Higher education web strategy, marketing, social media, and other things. CASE District II wrap up. Super Bowl weekend I had the pleasure of spending some time in Baltimore at the CASE District II conference. I thought the conference was excellent, I had the opportunity to attend some really good sessions on social media, brand, and internal communications. The networking was outstanding and I even enjoyed my trip through the vendor area. Feed You can leave a response. Address ne...
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LinkedIn as a connection tool (an update) | Higher Ed Web Marketing
https://highedwebmarketing.wordpress.com/2011/03/08/linkedin-as-a-connection-tool-an-update
Higher Ed Web Marketing. Higher education web strategy, marketing, social media, and other things. LinkedIn as a connection tool (an update). In May of last year I wrote a post titled: LinkedIn as an alumni connection tool. The post got quite a bit of traffic and I have had a number of institutions contact me in the last year about our efforts. I thought it would be appropriate to give an update on our efforts. And how safe is Gettysburg College for a young lady? 8221; 21 comments later the question was ...
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What makes a good academic department website? | Higher Ed Web Marketing
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Higher Ed Web Marketing. Higher education web strategy, marketing, social media, and other things. What makes a good academic department website? At Gettysburg we are actually in the process of a major redesign of our academic department pages. With the help of our consultant Todd Bennett from decimal 152. We have been working to give departments. More flexibility for content depending on the department. Tie the content about academic programs, requirements, and polices more closely to the catalog. Of co...
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Facebook vs. Homepage | Higher Ed Web Marketing
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Higher Ed Web Marketing. Higher education web strategy, marketing, social media, and other things. Facebook vs. Homepage. The king of promotion at a college is getting your event, story, or idea on the homepage. It is the most covented space in terms of promotion and has, at least at Gettysburg, replaced even the honor of being a feature in the alumni magazine as top dog. But when will being on the college homepage be replaced? What will replace it? How about a post on Facebook? This entry was posted on ...
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LinkedIn as an alumni connection tool | Higher Ed Web Marketing
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Higher Ed Web Marketing. Higher education web strategy, marketing, social media, and other things. LinkedIn as an alumni connection tool. One of the most interesting things that we have seen are the number of new Class of 2014 parents who not only want to join but already are asking to host internships on behalf of the College. As a free tool that gives us the ability to connect all of our audiences we could not have designed a better system. Career Development and Alumni Relations have taken clear o...
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Putting the product back into marketing | Higher Ed Web Marketing
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Higher Ed Web Marketing. Higher education web strategy, marketing, social media, and other things. Putting the product back into marketing. There are 4 P’s to marketing:. The What that we market. A service, an idea, an experience, relationships knowledge (curriculum, co-curricular). What are our customers willing to pay? Where does the exchange take place? What does the place offer? How is the product delivered? Communicating with the customer. About product, price, place. Feed You can leave a response.
