Toddy Gibby discusses "Surviving in rough terrain - Marketing in higher education" at the eMarketing Techniques Conference for Educators in Austin Texas on January 28th, 2009.
Marketing in higher education - Surviving in rough terrain - by Toddy Gibby of Intelliworks
1. MARKETING IN HIGHER EDUCATION: SURVIVAL IN ROUGH TERRAIN WORKSMART E-MARKETING CONFERENCE: 1/ 17 / 09 PRESENTED BY Todd Gibby President and CEO, Intelliworks
3. THE TIDE IS RISING Source: National Center for Education Statistics, Digest of Education Statistics 2006, Table 177 Enrollments by People Aged 25+ (in thousands) Open enrollment programs account for 55% of higher education market. 89% of undergraduates at 2-year colleges are non-traditional students. Non-traditional students comprise 57 percent of undergraduates at 4-year public colleges and 50 percent of undergraduates at private nonprofit colleges. On the one hand…
15. Source: Eduventures, March, 2008 The majority of post-secondary education executives agree that adult learners are the single most difficult student population to recruit and retain! WHY?
18. How can I attract this student? The Doubting Thomas He’s worked for the government most of his career and he’s getting ready to retire in the fall. However, he’s always been interested in a career in healthcare. Maybe it’s time for an encore?
28. “ If you want to grab someone's attention, you first need to get his or her permission with some kind of bait… Once a customer volunteers his or her time, you're on your way to establishing a long-term relationship and making a sale.” – Seth Godin, Author, Permission Marketing
34. The Doubting Thomas He’s worked for the government most of his career and he’s getting ready to retire in the fall. However, he’s always been interested in a career in healthcare. Maybe it’s time for an encore? Is there a good match with this student?
53. Presence on Facebook “ Wherever you are, be there.” – Gandhi “ Wherever they are, be there.” – Gandhi 2.0
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57. The Social Web The Social Graph How does your university’s presence fit into this social web environment? Community User Behavior Facebook MySpace Xanga Blogger NetVibes hi5 Widgets Applications Email Desktop Blogs Mobile Communication