Today I presented at the Whipple Hill User Conference on Inbound School Marketing. I wrote an introduction to the talk last week: It Doesn’t Matter What You Call It, An Inquiry Is A Lead. The conference was my first dabble into the independent schools environment. So far it has been an amazing experience meeting a whole new group of individuals with so many of the same challenges that Higher Education encounters.
Tomorrow two other prominent bloggers and speakers in the Higher Education space are speaking, Andrew Shaindlin and Mike Richwalsky. You know Andy from Alumni Futures and Mike from HighEdWebTech. I’m looking forward to listening to their presentations and just might live blog one or both.
Inbound School Marketing Slides
So without making you read any more jibba jabba here are my slides from my presentation.
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Kyle James - who has written 197 posts on .eduGuru.
Kyle is an Inbound Marketing Consultant at HubSpot and formerly the webmaster at Wofford College. Kyle is an active contributor in the social media spectrum. Although his background is technical, he claims to know a thing or two about marketing, but mostly that revolves around SEO, analytics, blogging, and social media. He has spoken at multiple conferences on topics ranging from e-mail marketing to social media and Web analytics. He's definitely a fairly nice guy.
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July 6th, 2009 at 1:17 pm
Great Presentation Kyle. Loved the where to start list on slide 57. This is a great primer to inbound marketing for universities.
July 15th, 2009 at 7:41 am
Great article & presentation, Kyle! I’ve added it to a social media reading list I’m working on for school admins.
Thanks!
August 11th, 2009 at 12:37 am
Nice presentation and article! Great marketing strategy for universities.
Thanks, Aditya
September 11th, 2009 at 5:59 pm
What a great article. I am bookmarking it.