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In this new world, the key to successful recruitment is the effectiveness of your “post-click” marketing communications plan. What happens after someone first discovers your school from a search on Google, Facebook, MySpace or YouTube? We’ll explore the details of an electronic communications plan, using examples from colleges and universities that are already starting to move effectively in that direction.
The series unfolds in 4 steps: (1) new and emerging technologies; (2) the first “stealth” visit; (3) from online inquiry to campus visit and application; (4) final steps to enrollment conversion.
Objectives What to expect from emerging communication technologies and online search habits, from e-readers to smartphones. How people will find you online and the most important content they want to know at the first visit. How to encourage “stealth” visitors to reveal themselves and become an online inquiry. How and how often to contact your potential students as you move through the recruitment cycle. How colleges and universities already are adapting to the new world (specific examples will be shown).
Who should attend?
Bob is president of Bob Johnson Consulting, LLC. His specialties include Customer Carewords research to better engage website visitors, competitive website reviews, communication capability reviews of individual college and university websites, and "Writing Right for the Web" workshops. He is a senior partner with Gerry McGovern at Customer Carewords, Ltd. in Dublin, Ireland.
Bob’s popular email newsletter, “Your Higher Education Marketing Newsletter,” is sent monthly to 4,100 subscribers at more than 933 U.S. colleges and universities, as well as institutions in several other countries including Australia, Austria, Canada, New Zealand, Poland, Russia, Turkey, and the United Kingdom.
Bob is the author of “Advancement and the Web: Thriving in a New World” and “Transforming Your Web Site into a Collaboration Marketing Tool,” (Handbook of Institutional Advancement, CASE Books 3rd ed., 2000). As co-editor of Integrated Marketing Communication, A Practical Guide to Developing Comprehensive Communication Strategies he wrote three chapters, including “Marketing on the Web: Blending the New and the Newer.” (CASE Books 1999). A January 2005 Currents article introduced CASE readers to the communication capabilities of RSS website feeds.
A frequent speaker at professional meetings, his topics include strategies to integrate print and web communications, Writing Right for the Web, best practices for online communications, and building websites for brand engagement.
Bob chaired the AMA’s annual Symposium for the Marketing of Higher Education from 1994 until 2003 as attendance grew from just over 100 people to more than 500. From 2000 to 2005 he was Senior Vice President and Director of Strategy at Creative Communication Associates. Before joining CCA, he held college and university leadership positions in marketing and enrollment for more than 25 years.
Bob earned his bachelor’s degree from Alfred University and his Ph.D. in political science from the University of Massachusetts-Amherst.
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