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Live Blogging AMA Higher Ed: The New Power: Social Media Marketing Strategy for Higher Education

Monday, November 16, 2009

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Speaker: Fritz McDonald, VP of Creative Strategy, Stamats, Inc. (Sorry, I came in late to the session)

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Reflections on Stamats SIM Tech

Monday, November 16, 2009

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I’m going to spend the next few days at the American Marketing Associations Symposium on the Marketing of Higher Education, live blogging when I can, but first I wanted to post an update from SIM Tech.

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Win a Stamats SIM Tech registration!

Tuesday, June 30, 2009

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Win a Stamats SIM Tech registration!

Last week, Stamats ran a contest on their Facebook page encouraging users to guess who their keynotes for the November SIM Tech conference would be based on a series of clues.  After several attempts, I guessed David Armano was one of their speakers…and won!  But since I’m already speaking at the conference (and thus have free [...]

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Offline Campaign Tracking: Presentation Clickthrough Comparison

Tuesday, February 10, 2009

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Offline Campaign Tracking: Presentation Clickthrough Comparison

So if you have been reading this blog for any amount of time you know that in the last quarter of 2008 I made the Higher Education conference circuit presenting at HighEdWeb, Stamats, and Case V.  At each of those conferences I presented on the subject of Web Analytics.  As I told people at each [...]

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Do we really need a social media strategy?

Tuesday, December 2, 2008

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If you’re having a hard time convincing your administration that social media is worth the investment, try coming at it from a different angle — and I’m not suggesting writing the “social media strategy” we’ve all been hearing about lately. My theory? Piggy back on existing strategies at your university.

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Reflecting on Stamats Conference 2008

Monday, November 10, 2008

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Another conference in the bag this year and it’s time for another round of reflections.  Although this conference was not as large as eduWEB or HighEdWeb, Stamats put together a rather impressive track of presenters and really hit a home run with this conference.  So many of the conferences I’ve been to in the last [...]

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