Using Social Media to Further Existing Strategic Goals On Your Campus

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    1. Using social media to further existing strategic goals
      • Rachel Reuben rachelreuben.com
      • Blog: doteduguru.com Twitter: @rachelreuben
    2. Intro
      • higher ed, Web, marketing field for 11+ years
      • blogger at doteduguru.com (@eduguru)
      • MBA candidate, Dec. ’09
      • published research paper Aug. ’08
      • SUNY New Paltz: highly selective, 8,000 students, located between Albany & NYC
    3. Highlights from research
      • n=148 unique schools from 4 countries
      • 53.79% had Facebook Page
      • 21.9% have official presence on MySpace
      • 67% didn’t have official Twitter account
      • 64% didn’t have official flickr account
      • 60% have YouTube channels
      June-July 2008
    4. Highlights from research
      • Maintainers
        • 48.11% marcom office
        • 13.21% undergrad admissions
        • 11.32% alumni
        • 11.32% Web office
      June-July 2008
    5. Highlights from research
      • Concerns
        • loss of control
        • time commitment
        • information overload
        • anyone can create an ‘official’ account (& sometimes presence) for your university
      June-July 2008
    6. The landscape has changed
      • check out recent Blue Fuego research http://is.gd/1Rdhi
      • much more use & acceptance than a year ago
    7. “Do we really need a social media strategy?” photo credit: http://www.flickr.com/photos/jew_lee_yah_no/2930167324/ http://is.gd/1kW1d
    8. Some of the tools
      • Facebook
      • MySpace
      • YouTube
      • Twitter
      • flickr
      • Ning
      • blogs
    9. Existing strategies on your campus
      • 8 vision points
      • increase academic quality of incoming class
      • increase diversity
      • increase retention
    10. Existing strategies on your campus
      • provide superior customer service
      • become a leader in sustainable education
      • instill entrepreneurial spirit in students
    11. Where to start?
      • seek out existing strategies
      • immerse yourself in them
      • think outside of the box
      • pitch ideas - collaborate - be passionate
    12. goal execution concept collaboration strategy
    13. Another spoke in the wheel
    14. Another spoke in the wheel
      • importance of overall integrated communications plan
      • not the be all - end all
    15. How can SM help?
      • personal, one-on-one, small: cafe shaped conversations (www.chrisbrogan.com/cafe-shaped-conversations)
      • far reach
      • listening tools: grow bigger ears ( http://is.gd/Nb8J )
    16. Applying a strategy using SM
      • Admissions strategy
      • Tool: Ning
      • Concept:
    17. Café New Paltz
      • exclusive online community for fall ’09 accepted students
      • engage highest academic achievers
      • increase group 1 yield
      • how we promoted
    18. Café New Paltz
      • Content
        • baristas
        • videos
        • daily interaction
        • birthdays
        • resources to maintain
        • jingle
    19. Café New Paltz
      • Results (5/1/09)
        • 690 members
        • 52% paid PED
        • 70% from highest selectivity group
      • After May 1
    20. ROI
      • INFLUENCE
      • long tail effect
      • quality, not quantity
      • for $ ROI, see karlynmorissette.com
    21. Measurement challenges
      • Ning limitations
        • doesn’t connect with student information system
        • no member usage data
        • no robust member management
      • work with what you have!
    22. What’s next?
      • may do the same
      • myIthaca & Social Engine
      • Red Rover
    23. SM Promotion
      • interact.newpaltz.edu
      • show examples at tours & info sessions
      • include links in e-mail correspondence
      • bags
      • postcards
      • answer questions promptly
    24. questions?
      • Rachel Reuben rachelreuben.com
      • Blog: doteduguru.com Twitter: @rachelreuben
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