Here’s How Our Alumni Office Made the Switch to Content Marketing
As higher-ed professionals, we can all agree that a website is one of our strongest marketing tools. Why, then, do so many alumni relations and
As higher-ed professionals, we can all agree that a website is one of our strongest marketing tools. Why, then, do so many alumni relations and
If you missed EverTrue’s Raise 2016, you missed two days of impressive speakers from higher ed and the private sector discussing the various ways we
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Recently graduated alumni are one of the most challenging cohorts to engage in the realm of alumni relations. Not only do we have to figure
So, your advancement office has a great social media plan. You’re pushing out quality content, and your alumni are sharing and re-tweeting your posts using hashtags.
Your advancement office. Hundreds of graduating seniors (i.e., your new alumni). Seems like a match made in heaven. When it comes to growing your advancement
Before taking the dive into alumni relations over a year ago, I worked for a direct marketing firm that helped college admissions offices. The work
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Advancement professionals are always willing to share what they’re doing with each other. That’s one of the best things about this industry. We don’t compete;