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27 juin 2016

A Great College Brand That Works

By Paul Redfern. Recent Inside Higher Ed articles from Ellen Wexler and Michael Stoner on college branding prompted some thoughtful reactions and debate. But what I found most interesting was the lack of positive examples of brand development by colleges and universities. More...

16 juin 2016

Key resources for marketing and recruitment: professionals weigh in

By . Today on the EAIE blog, we hear from three marketing and recruitment experts working in different national contexts. They are: Aisling Tiernan, who works across Europe, the Middle East and Africa; Andrew Disbury, who is based in the UK and works internationally; and Joanna Kumpula, who is active in Finland. They spill their secrets about the various resources available for international marketing professionals looking to stay up-to-date with today’s hectic international student recruitment and marketing sector. More...

7 juin 2016

Créer des contenus ludiques pour illustrer votre univers de marque

Blog Educpros de Ghislain Bourdilleau. Si le mot tomate vient du nahualt (Mexique), le mot ketchup vient du chinois, tout comme le mot thé, quoiqu’il vienne aussi de l’indonésien.
La langue française regorge de ces surprises, l’anorak vient de l’inuktitut (les inuits) et kamikaze du japonais, faisant référence aux « vents divins » qui ont barré la route aux mongols… l’histoire des mots… et derrière les mots, l’histoire des civilisations.
L’idée est simplissime pour nous, et cohérente avec notre stratégie, notre terrain éditorial est toujours les langues et civilisations. Ici, nous choisissons la forme de l’anecdote pour attirer l’attention de notre public (captif ou désiré). Partir d’un mot, suivre ses origines, permet de raconter une histoire qui nous sort de notre milieu franco-français, pour faire découvrir, par un clin d’oeil, un lien avec une autre civilisation, par sa langue. La série vidéo « d’où vient le mot » porte une parole courte et ludique, comme une petite marche amusante menant vers Langues O’ (plateforme média consacrée aux langues et civilisations : mag print, mag tablette pour Androïd et iPad, et site Internet) et l’Inalco. Voir l'article...
4 juin 2016

Institutional Branding (2)

Résultat de recherche d'images pour By Alex Usher. Yesterday I talked a bit about some basic rules of branding in universities, and why some of the wailing about the similarity of university brands are kind of overdone.  The key reason for this is because in fact most universities are competing in a very local market with only a few genuine competitors.  So yeah, maybe there are only a half-dozen genuinely unique brand-types out there, but as long as you have fewer than six direct competitors, that’s not necessarily a problem. More...

4 juin 2016

Institutional Branding (Part 1)

Résultat de recherche d'images pour By Alex Usher. Branding is one of those things that inspires strong views in higher education.  Some fret over the fact that university brands are too similar, others get indignant over the fact that branding is necessary at all, usually using some variation on the rhetorical argument “what are we, dishwashing soap?” More...

25 mai 2016

Breaking News: Last Snappy Tagline Just Claimed

By Eric Sickler. In her May 2 article titled, “Your Future Starts Here. Or Here. Or Here,” Inside Higher Ed reporter Ellen Wexler presents a thoughtful collection of higher ed marketing experts’ reflections on college and university branding efforts. You should read it. More...
25 mai 2016

Marketing in the Age of Measurement

By Sean Carton. This isn’t a rhetorical question, nor is it one with a universally-accepted answer. In fact, it’s a question that’s rarely asked, even though it’s at the heart of the ongoing debate about the value of a college education. More...
25 mai 2016

Differentiation and College Marketing

By Michael Stoner. A number of institutions made news in the past week for stakeholder dissatisfaction with a new college identity and perceived similarity between a newly launched brand campaign and that of a another university. More...
13 mai 2016

Breaking News: Last Snappy Tagline Just Claimed

By Eric Sickler. In her May 2 article titled, “Your Future Starts Here. Or Here. Or Here,” Inside Higher Ed reporter Ellen Wexler presents a thoughtful collection of higher ed marketing experts’ reflections on college and university branding efforts. You should read it. More...
13 mai 2016

Differentiation and College Marketing

By Michael Stoner. A number of institutions made news in the past week for stakeholder dissatisfaction with a new college identity and perceived similarity between a newly launched brand campaign and that of a another university. More...
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