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Guerrilla Marketing in Higher Education That Actually Works
See how the University of Michigan used guerrilla marketing in higher education to make a huge impact—without breaking the budget.
Showcasing Your School’s User-Generated Content
As digital marketing channels continue to elevate new ways of promoting user-generated content, higher ed marketers have to continue identifying emotional stories that will speak to their target audience. This isn’t because higher ed marketers should be following all...
Church Partnerships: A Strategic Key to Enrollment Growth
Church partnerships may be one of the most underutilized tools in the enrollment toolbox for faith-based colleges and universities. The enrollment cliff isn’t a future projection anymore—it’s already reshaping the landscape of higher education. As the number of...
Marketing to the Entire Student Life Cycle
The student life cycle is not a fleeting encounter; it's an enduring relationship that evolves over time. This journey of a student through the stages of higher education encompasses the broad spectrum of interactions and experiences that students—and eventually,...
How to Market a Faith-Based College: Mission-Fit Marketing That Actually Works
How do you market a faith-based college in today’s noisy, competitive higher ed landscape? If your school is small, faith-driven, and budget-conscious, that question can feel overwhelming. But the truth is: you don’t need a massive marketing budget to reach the right...
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