by Bart Caylor | Jul 13, 2026 | Marketing Strategies, social media, Marketing Trends, Enrollment, Higher Ed Marketing, Strategies, Generation Z, Tools
Higher ed YouTube marketing can help colleges build trust with prospective students long before they ever step on campus. For many enrollment and marketing teams, YouTube has become a storage closet. It holds old livestreams, a few polished brand videos, maybe a...
by Bart Caylor | Jul 9, 2026 | Advancement, Marketing Strategies, Featured, Strategies
Institutions with high alumni engagement often have the strongest enrollment pipelines. Why? Because alumni aren’t just nostalgic supporters or fundraising prospects—they’re living proof of your institution’s value. They carry your brand into...
by Bart Caylor | Jun 29, 2026 | Marketing Strategies, content marketing, Inbound Marketing, Marketing Campaigns, Featured, Strategies, Leveraging AI
A strong higher ed content marketing strategy can help colleges grow enrollment without asking burned-out teams to chase every trend, publish on every platform, or pretend they have unlimited staff. If you lead marketing or enrollment for a private college or...
by Bart Caylor | Jun 8, 2026 | Strategies, Tools, Featured, Marketing Strategies, social media
Higher ed LinkedIn marketing is becoming one of the most important tools colleges and universities can use to support graduate enrollment, adult learner recruitment, and institutional reputation. That may sound surprising in a world where so much attention is focused...
by Bart Caylor | May 28, 2026 | Websites, Featured, Strategies, Marketing Strategies
If you’re serious about boosting enrollment, it’s time to turn your college website into a lead generation tool. It shouldn’t just look good. It should work hard. If your school’s site is still functioning like a digital brochure—a place to park announcements,...
by Bart Caylor | May 18, 2026 | Marketing Strategies, Marketing Campaigns, Enrollment, Featured, Strategies, Generation Z
Higher ed affordability myths are costing institutions more than they realize. Not because students can’t afford college. But because they think they can’t. This insight comes directly from the Enrollment Engagement Report, a national study we at Caylor Solutions were...
