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City College of San Francisco struggles to heat classrooms

Inside Higher Ed

An unusually cold winter in California brought the issue to the fore, and the union has been posting updates to a faculty blog documenting the low classroom temperatures. Faculty members started posting signs on their classroom doors where they keep a log of class temperatures to urge administrators to address the problem.

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University SEO Strategies For Effective Educational Marketing

HEM (Higher Education Marketing)

Effective University SEO Strategies For Your School Gone are the days of cramming keywords into blog content. By integrating these keywords into their website content, blog posts, and online advertisements, you can significantly improve their visibility on search engine results pages (SERPs).

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7 Reasons Your School Facebook Posts Aren’t Getting Likes

HEM (Higher Education Marketing)

If you’ve noticed a decline in likes and engagement on your school’s Facebook posts, you’re not alone. Engagement on social media is crucial, as it reflects your audience’s interest and involvement and determines your posts’ visibility. A consistent posting schedule is essential.

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5 Tips for Schools to Generate Brand Awareness With Inbound Marketing

HEM (Higher Education Marketing)

Here, a follower and parent of a future student is expressing their pride through a Facebook post. When drafting your marketing strategy to increase brand awareness , consider what you want your school to be known for, who is likely to be looking for the programs you offer, and how much budget you can allocate to this goal.

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13 Tips to Generate More Student Leads

HEM (Higher Education Marketing)

Source: Direct Marketing Done Well Blog The number of leads your online marketing produces is a function of two things: 1) the number of visitors from your target audience that your site attracts and 2) your ability to convert members of that audience into leads. Don’t skimp on this work. It is critical 3.

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13 Tips to Generate More Student Leads

HEM (Higher Education Marketing)

Source: Direct Marketing Done Well Blog The number of leads your online marketing produces is a function of two things: 1) the number of visitors from your target audience that your site attracts and 2) your ability to convert members of that audience into leads. Don’t skimp on this work. It is critical 3.

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Google Ads AI: Potential Risks Education Marketers Should Be Aware Of

HEM (Higher Education Marketing)

Given that schools are increasingly pressured to adopt AI tools for marketing purposes, this blog will discuss some critical issues education marketers should consider when working with Google Ads AI. The post Google Ads AI: Potential Risks Education Marketers Should Be Aware Of appeared first on Higher Education Marketing.