Are you struggling to get decent returns from your email campaigns? You hear every marketer and read every blog talking about the amazing potential email campaigns can have for your school.
Before you embark on a school marketing program, you need to understand the true value of acquiring a new student for your school. Ask yourself this; How many new students would I need each month to off-set my marketing budget and exponentially increase enrollments on a regular basis?
Many schools and businesses have the resources to manage their own marketing programs, but don’t have the expertise to formulate a Digital Marketing Plan. We are launching a new program where we create the strategy for your team.
So my challenge is to create a post using only 1 paragraph for each topic... and make sure it’s still useful AND quickly readable.
Challenge accepted…
I’ve found that most of our clients shoot themselves in the foot by trivializing their listings and not paying attention to the basics. You have to do your listings right… and you have to do the right listings.
Are you constantly adding new content to your school's website? Good! Google loves fresh new content…but they love quality over quantity even more. .
Traffic to your website comes in multiple flavors, but they aren’t the same in terms of quality, cost and intent.
Now Google has one-upped me with a video about the exact same subject. And yes, I highly recommend it to any company looking into hiring an online marketing agency or consultant. In fact, I find it refreshingly validating.
Be Different…Just Like Everyone Else
I wasn’t always a marketing genius, and I’ve been known to seek out the advice of others. Generally I’ve found that to be a good policy.
Google has over 200 different factors that determine where your school's website ranks in the search results. Some of them technical in nature, but here are 5 easy ones that I bet you didn’t know were important.
How much does a website cost? Good question. How much does a car cost? How much does food cost? Lobster tails are food, but then again, so are Raman Noodles. Truth be told, I have a good reason for not having a good answer. Read on.
Pay-Per-Click (PPC) is without exception, the single fastest way to get directly in front of consumers who are looking for your products and services. However, it’s not without limitations and risks.
This is a tough piece to write because it probably won’t have a happy ending. What prompted this is a decision that one of our client’s made just days ago.
Digital Marketing Strategies to make your boss look like a Genius
The thing about marketing is you can’t just do it, you have to prove it. Unfortunately, you can suck at marketing, even if someone else is doing it.
First, I’m not crazy about the concept of the “billable hour”. It’s archaic and the tally to the client can be unpredictable. Clients should not have to pay for agency inefficiencies, and agencies should not have to be restricted by maximum hours to get the job done. Still, both parties need a point of reference to determine value.
Chasing buzz-words and shiny objects tends to lead you right back where you started…but with less resources to try it again. School Marketing is an investment in time and money, and you MUST get a return on that investment.
Your school paid good money for that website…back when fax machines were relevant. And damn it, the longer you keep it, the better that decision was! Problem is, there’s a point of diminishing returns, and missed opportunities. So how do you know when it’s time to pull the plug? Glad you asked.
The fact is, search engines are getting smarter and they are no longer fixated on individual keywords. They’re focused on user intent… and so should you.
Does your charter school, private school or college rely on phone calls to keep your enrollments up? Are you answering every call? Here's a tip...Answer the phone!
I was just looking for a way to simplify our Marketing Automation strategy to a new school that we're working with, and it accidentally turned into this blog post . That was easy....
Admit it, you’re attracted to those 5-stars reviews just like a striped bass to a shiny fishing lore. Those gold stars are designed to elicit feelings of good will and success ever since your elementary school teacher placed that first sticker on your homework paper.
If you’re not familiar with these strategies, you’re probably familiar with the buzzwords. They all work great (if done correctly). There are pros and cons for each, and some make more sense based on your business.
Newer technologies, and the skyrocketing acceptance of Live Chat as a preferred communication medium has transformed “chatting” into a viable replacement for web-forms and phone calls.
Your Website is the Hub of all your online marketing activity, it’s even a destination for offline marketing. Sooner or later every parent or student that you successfully target will eventually wind up on your website.
Google and Facebook are both great marketing solutions, but they aren’t interchangeable. They each have their place in your marketing tool-kit, but depending on the stage of your buyer’s journey, one of them might be more appropriate than the other.
Did you know that 79% of marketing leads never convert into sales? Then again, 100% of marriage proposals are declined on the first date. Maybe we should have gotten to know each other a little better first?
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