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Breaking Barriers: 3 Persistent Media Myths That Limit Potential

These media myths constrain higher ed marketing, but breaking the barriers can lead to more effective campaigns, even with limited budgets.

Humanize the experience. Three keys to turn students into stakeholders.

What if, instead of focusing solely on retention rates, higher ed gauged success by the generational impact of student stakeholders?

What speaks to your donors? Emojis, GIFS, smoke signals?

One preparatory school did the leg work to find out what works best to solicit alumni giving. The answer may surprise you.

Optimizing higher ed marketing, PR and comms to avoid the one-size-fits-all trap.

Separating marketing functions can streamline efforts, boost results and enhance institutional reputation.

Stop trying to be different. Distinction is the key to college survival.

In a crowded higher ed landscape, colleges must shift from emphasizing differences to embracing what makes them truly memorable to thrive.

Yes, Chef. The eight non-negotiables of a higher ed branding project.

What Chef Carmy Berzatto’s handwritten list of “non-negotiables” in FX’s The Bear can teach all of us about kicking off a higher ed rebrand.

Embrace the chaos, or get left behind. Three shifts to break through the noise.

Higher ed brands must abandon conventional approaches, redefine authenticity and turn innovative strategies into a powerful advantage that positions them for success.

5 Olympic Marketing Tactics Higher Ed Can Use to Score Big Wins

From personal stories to behind-the-scenes glimpses, learn how universities can harness the power of Olympic-style marketing to captivate and connect with prospective students.

Marketing’s Role in DEIB on Campus

Despite legislation threatening diversity initiatives, marketers have the power to foster authentic experiences, drive inclusivity and promote cross-campus collaboration.

Can Postgraduate Students Solve the Enrollment Cliff?

Postgraduates may balance the financial impacts of the enrollment cliff, but institutions must consider the challenges and implications of shifting focus.