Posted by: Jim Paskill
Tuesday, June 30th, 2009 Filed under: Advertising
Used to be automatic that we’d incorporate print newspaper advertising in the mix for college and universities that wanted to market to non-traditional age and graduate students. The only question was how much and for how long. Not so anymore.
To begin with, newspaper circulation has dropped 30% from an all time high of 63.1 million [...]
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Posted by: Dana Evans
Tuesday, June 30th, 2009 Filed under: General, Staff Development
During these busy summer months, many college admissions offices are busy multi-tasking — working to maintain their incoming class from the inevitable summer melt, recruiting to make goal for their incoming class, preparing for orientations, and/or establishing relationships with sophomores and juniors beginning their college search. These are all vital roles of an admissions [...]
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Posted by: Jeanne Gosselin
Tuesday, June 30th, 2009 Filed under: General, Market Research, Web
There are a few years of your life when it seems all you do is attend weddings. Then it is all about babies.  It seems I have come to the age where many of my friends have teenagers –both the high school and college age versions. Being ‘in the biz†I am regularly asked for [...]
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The good and bad news in admissions and recruiting is you get to start over every year.
For many of the colleges and universities I work with, this is turning into a year like no other in recent memory. They are feeling the effects of the recession in unexpected ways, and some are enjoying increases in [...]
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Posted by: John Stapleton
Friday, June 26th, 2009 Filed under: General
Malcolm Gladwell’s book, “Blink†has a chapter on making life changing decisions, like hiring a new marketing firm or deciding which college to go to. Can his research help you?
“Science,†the prestigious academic journal, reported on an experiment conducted by a Dutch psychologist, Ap Dijksterhuis on purchase satisfaction. The first scenario, let’s go buy a [...]
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