2009 Fusion Marketing Presentation

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    After 10+ years of double-digit increases, growth stalled-out25% of LSC’s instruction delivered online

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    2009 Fusion Marketing Presentation - Presentation Transcript

    1. Effective Marketing Strategies for eLearning Programs
      Barry Dahl
      Gary Kruchowski
    2. Growth of LSC’s Online Program
      • First online class offered in winter quarter of 1997-98.
      • First group of several online courses began in fall of 1998.
      • Experienced a 92% annual growth rate for five years from 2000 to 2004.
      • Enrollment growth slowed as online began to grow at many of our sister institutions.
    3. Online Credits Sold
    4. Who are We?
      As we grew, we asked questions:
      What do we call this thing?
      How do we market this thing?
      Is this a special brand to develop?
    5. Establishing a Brand
    6. Our first campaign
    7. Establishing a Brand
    8. Establishing a Brand
    9. Branding
    10. Branding
    11. Branding of LSC Virtual Campus
      New Name/Logo virtual campus
      Consulted with design firm that designed the college logo
      New e-Campus website
    12. Marketing Efforts
      Develop a unique and creative campaign with potential to break through ad clutter
      Accomplish with small media budget
      Craft simple, clear messages
      Deploy on both traditional and non-traditional media
      Connect with web-savvy learners
    13. Ad Campaign
      Two messages @ rollout
      How online education works
      Why choose LSC (quality, experience, track record)
      Media selection
      Deploy across various media, especially web-based options
      Adaptable to new/evolving messages
      Concept with shelf life
    14. Placement
      Television/video
      Local broadcast and cable TV
      Local movie theaters
      Movies in the park
      YouTube, blogs, websites
      Print
      Regional Newspapers/Magazines
      Banners/Billboards
      Community events (Grandma’s Marathon, ski competitions)
      Regional Mall/Food Court
    15. Creative
      Easily adapted to print
      Played well in alternative, youth-targeted publications
    16. Results
      Awards
      National Council for Marketing and Public Relations – Regional Medallions and National Paragons
      American Advertising Federation – Duluth/Superior Chapter “Best in Show”
      EnrollmentGains
    17. Enrollment Gains
      Largest growth in 5 years =>
    18. Utilize Web Communities
      Student Portal
    19. Next Steps
      Facebook Ads, with very modest investments
      Target by age, gender, location
      Big impact – Impressions, reach, frequency
      Feedback and ROI tracking
    20. Questions

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