The Cornell University brand is evolving into a story-based, audience-focused, endorsed brand architecture. Shane Trost, Senior Director of Marketing discusses the shift toward greater flexibility, relevance, and authenticity to all of Cornell’s audiences.
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This short, 15 min keynote to the Association of Business Schools uses examples from outside the Higher Education sector to highlight 5 key strategic success factors for Digital Marketing.
Moving beyond your brand narrative and into the core purpose-driven journey for your company, will not only eliminate the risk of your brand being perceived as inauthentic or associated with greenwashing, it will most importantly help you scale positive impact for society and the planet as a whole. To help inspire you to adopt purpose into your core marketing content strategy, I have identified some key concepts as well as some leading examples that can help fuel your transformation.
Invited presentation for the Student Experience Conference
Salford University, UK
9th May 2019
Re-imagining the Student Experience focussed on the following topics;
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Implications for the campus-based experience
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The global Digital Retailing Research Center at University of North Texas, an innovative institution that differentiates from other university centers in the U.S. and abroad by its vision, mission and four goals:
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Digital Marketing in Higher Education - 5 Strategic Success FactorsDave Chaffey
This short, 15 min keynote to the Association of Business Schools uses examples from outside the Higher Education sector to highlight 5 key strategic success factors for Digital Marketing.
Moving beyond your brand narrative and into the core purpose-driven journey for your company, will not only eliminate the risk of your brand being perceived as inauthentic or associated with greenwashing, it will most importantly help you scale positive impact for society and the planet as a whole. To help inspire you to adopt purpose into your core marketing content strategy, I have identified some key concepts as well as some leading examples that can help fuel your transformation.
Invited presentation for the Student Experience Conference
Salford University, UK
9th May 2019
Re-imagining the Student Experience focussed on the following topics;
Industry 4.0 and what the student experience will look like
Implications for the campus-based experience
Learning space and design
Global Digital Retailing Research CenterIvonne Kinser
The global Digital Retailing Research Center at University of North Texas, an innovative institution that differentiates from other university centers in the U.S. and abroad by its vision, mission and four goals:
No other university center is applying global and consumer perspectives to discourse, discovery, knowledge transfer and innovation regarding the current and future states of digital retailing. No other center includes a university research cluster focused on “consumer experiences in digital environments. No other center seeks to advance global digital retailing through academic-industry, interdisciplinary, and inter-institutional collaborations in research and innovation and then convey these advances through knowledge transfer, talent development, and recognition of excellence. The collaborative efforts of the gDRRC support an active community of discovery at local, national, and international levels.
Presented by Leandra Carolina Flor, Ph.D., CIFOR-ICRAF Social Media, in sub-national workshop on Increasing Capacity of Local Community and Sub-National Government on Mangrove Restoration and Food Security on 12 July 2022
Sri Lanka Technological Campus (SLTC) had a problem. They had a strong association with the national telecom, Sri Lanka Telecom (SLT). It didn't help that SLT was one of the shareholders of SLTC, and was used by previous communications as a brand USP. This led to people thinking that SLTC is a state-owned university that offered free tuition. The brand strategy proposed included a full rebrand, renaming SLTC to Innovation & Technology Campus, Sri Lanka.
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Presented by Leandra Carolina Flor, Ph.D., CIFOR-ICRAF Social Media, in sub-national workshop on Increasing Capacity of Local Community and Sub-National Government on Mangrove Restoration and Food Security on 12 July 2022
Sri Lanka Technological Campus (SLTC) had a problem. They had a strong association with the national telecom, Sri Lanka Telecom (SLT). It didn't help that SLT was one of the shareholders of SLTC, and was used by previous communications as a brand USP. This led to people thinking that SLTC is a state-owned university that offered free tuition. The brand strategy proposed included a full rebrand, renaming SLTC to Innovation & Technology Campus, Sri Lanka.
Originally presented to leadership educators at the LEAD365 Student Leadership conference in Orlando, Florida in 2016. This session discusses issues of resiliency, authenticity, and the effects of social media on the development of young adults.
As the ChemConnector and one of the people responsible for creating ChemSpider I have become well known in the chemical information world. I get to connect with some of the brightest minds in the domain, have participated in meetings with Microsoft, Google, various government institutions and with some of the top chemical and pharmaceutical companies. While my path to this point feels at some times like a random walk, and certainly I never set a trajectory to become a chemical information specialist as I am a spectroscopist by training, I look back upon my career with a lot of satisfaction. We are now at a time when information is becoming so important to support and guide the discovery process. At the same time the opportunity to communicate your science to the masses is upon us. I will discuss how I became the ChemConnector, my Twitter handle, and why I believe entering the field of cheminformatics at this time holds incredible potential for influence.
Bolonia has allowed universities to modernize and to plan 50% of courses oriented towards a practical approach. This document introduces the method followed at the practical classes aimed at stablishing a personal branding for students oriented to their profesional careers
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2. A brand is what you stand for in the
minds of the people you want to influence.
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3. Cornell brand
Cornell is a community of scholars, known for
intellectual rigor and engaged in deep and
broad research,
teaching tomorrow’s thought leaders to think
otherwise, care for others, and create and
disseminate knowledge with a public purpose.
Cornell University
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4. Highest expression of the Cornell brand
is the daily, high-level procession
of stories, news, and events.
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5. Right person, right place, right time.
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19. Cornell brand
Cornell is a community of scholars, known for
intellectual rigor and engaged in deep and
broad research,
teaching tomorrow’s thought leaders to think
otherwise, care for others, and create and
disseminate knowledge with a public purpose.
Cornell University
@CornellMrktng #responsivelogo #highedmarketing
Hello Cornell ambassadors. Thank you for coming to today's session. I'm Shane Trost, senior director of Marketing in University Relations. I also lead the conversation around brand development and brand architecture for the university and I help guide the creative direction for any high-level projects that leverage the university brand.
I'm presenting two ideas today: how we're developing a brand architecture that over time will help Cornell reach a broader audience with greater relevance and authenticity, and how we improve the impact of our storytelling through analytics and data collection.
Notice the social media credentials on the bottom of each slide and feel free to join the conversation there as well.
The best place to start is to define the term “brand”.A brand is what you stand for in the minds of the people you want to influence. A brand is an experience.
An example would be a prospective student that takes a campus tour with her parents and learns about an aspect of the university that lines up with her values and makes an emotional connection. That's the transaction that takes place within a positive brand experience. It’s an emotional transaction.
Cornell is a community of scholars, known for intellectual rigor and engaged in deep and broad research, teaching tomorrow’s thought leaders to think otherwise, care for others, and create and disseminate knowledge with a public purpose.
That’s our brand promise. You’ll find elements of that message embedded in everything that we do; from writing news articles, to writing a long feature story, to a magazine article, to tweets and Facebook posts, video productions, website content, tour guide scripts, messaging, event promotions, broadcasting interviews to CNN or NPR, everything we do maps back to that one statement.
The highest expression of the Cornell brand, that brand promise, is the daily, high-level procession of stories, news, and events because that’s what drives consideration in our audiences. Without that there is no pulse. Our brand has to be a vital, living thing that’s ‘always on’ to cut through the noise and deliver on the promise of “creating and disseminating knowledge with a public purpose”.
But it doesn’t end there.
Regardless of how well we manage the daily procession of stories, there will always be a constantly evolving landscape in the field of communications and we need to be responsive to change.
Today’s communications are increasingly more personalized, targeted, widely distributed and mobile first. And the challenge is always to deliver the right message to the right person n the right place at the right time. We have to provide a flexible brand architecture that allows the university’s constituent parts (mainly colleges and schools) to talk “with” not “at” their audiences.
So the School of Hotel Administration can talk to present and future hotelies and their industry partners in the language of hospitality, so Computing and Information Science and Cornell Tech can speak the same language as Silicon Valley, that Arts & Sciences can identify tightly with the culture of humanities and give their college relevance and authenticity in the minds of the people they want to influence.
In collaboration with the college communication directors, we’ve created a flexible brand architecture that strikes a balance between institutional standards and authentic relevance.
Both are critical. The greatest equity lies in the university logo so it’s counterproductive to ignore that – but the opportunities to align more specifically with audiences is within the college and school identities. In this system, called an “endorsed brand architecture” in agency parlance, colleges and schools can identify themselves with distinction without losing a clear connection to that university brand position – the “community of scholars, engaged in deep and broad research…”. (Explain engineering, hotel, AAP). They’re delivering on that in their own unique ways.
A great example is the new identity for Arts & Sciences, just launched last month in tandem with a website redesign. The highlight (for today’s presentation) is the adoption of the new logo convention as one of the first, high-visibility use cases. School of Hotel Administration and Computing and Information Science are two more groups that are using the convention.
This represents the standard, default approach of the logo lockup, similar to what we’ve had in the past. But what we have now is a more portable, more flexible system that allows the colleges and schools to lockup to the university logo without conforming to a universal, homogenous type standard.
This not only allows the individual colleges and schools to identify with distinction but also enables optimal portability and flexibility. And that’s become an incredibly important criteria, and I’ll explain why.
The relationship between the university and college identity is not fixed in a single configuration. For the past several years we’ve been working with the new standard called “responsive web design”. This is an approach to presenting content that automatically configures a layout based on what device you’re using. This is now a requirement because sometime in 2014, we tipped over into more mobile content being consumed than on desktop so the web is now a mobile-first platform.
This is very helpful because it allows us to communicate well in this space but there is no new standard for branding in this environment. There is no new industry-wide, commonly accepted solution for responsive branding. But we have one now, and adoption is underway.
AA&P is another good example of a college that follows simple university logo conventions but presents a unique identity through design distinction and content strategy. Those two tools, design distinction and content strategy, more than logos, are the things that most effectively influence people.
And the way that our division supports both the institutional brand and the individual college identity is by distributing and amplifying their content on our university-level platforms. Allowing us to move our partnership beyond the secondary topic of logo conventions and into the more important, high-level collaboration and strategic alignment.
That’s a good segue into the topic of measurement. Metrics are critical because you can’t improve what you don’t measure. The way we measure our value to our campus partners is through a variety of analytics tools, for example, we have a reporting tool that measures the traffic and engagement with content specific to college, school, or unit, so we can tell how their stories are performing on our platforms.
We also do usability testing on cornell.edu to create benchmarks for the optimal user experience. In a recent partnership with the Undergraduate Admissions Office, we conducted a usability study with almost 2,000 prospective students from a sample of high school juniors and seniors from around the country. And the results were very interesting.
A lot of our original assumptions about site design and user experience were validated, but we learned that prospects wanted a better sense of day-to-day life on campus and a high-level overview of campus, which is a great data point because we have a beautiful campus and can easily develop content in direct response to that ask
This is an example of our proprietary dashboard tool that reports on the performance of all of the university’s major platforms like edu, Chronicle, CUinfo, etc. One highlight of this report from last month is the 1.8 million age views so we’re definitely achieving a broad reach with the platform but beyond that we want to understand engagement the content, gather the qualitative data and really understand how our storytelling has impact. Only then can we truly understand if we’re doing the right message to the right person, right place and right time.
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Has anyone seen this story? It’s a particularly popular and interesting story from a group of engineering faculty researchers. (Explain foam heart story – similar to soft robotics) This is a great example of how we service a story, over time and throughout our various platforms, that we measure, analyze, and use to improve communications over time.
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But we’re not simply slaves to the numbers and not simply in the business of generating click bait. We make sure to always getting back to the storytelling, the emotional aspects that tie each story back to the university brand promise. This story about a proposed prosthetic heart is about Cornell’s potential impact in saving real lives.
Through the lens of the brand position – this story, like any other can map directly back to this promise.
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