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90-Minute Recording of a Video Online
Seminar Originally Broadcast August 11, 2009 $279
You cant afford to be wrong about social
media.
You cant simply dismiss Facebook, Twitter,
LinkedIn and other popular media as fads, because your peer institutions are all
active in those spaces. At the same time, you cant overestimate their
importance, because theyre a complement to your traditional media efforts, not
a replacement for them.
So wheres the middle ground? What do you need
to know about social media? Which ones do you need to be active in
and which
ones (if any) can you safely ignore?
Learn the latest in How to Add
Social Media to Your Marketing Mix. Presenter Bob Johnson, Ph.D.,
will review the state of the art in social media, and show you how leading
institutions are using them to enhance their marketing programs.
In this idea-filled, 90-minute presentation,
youll learn which media are on the rise, which are old news, which have proven
themselves and which are duds. Johnson, marketing consultant to dozens of
colleges and universities nationwide, will share his considerable expertise as
he reviews: Youll get an up-to-the-minute look at these
fast-developing marketing and communication tools, and how your institution can
derive the greatest value from them.
Tight budget? Heres good news
The fee for this seminar CD is just $279.
Better still, it applies per CD, not per person! That means you can invite
others from your campus to share in the information, at absolutely no additional
cost. Simply project into a conference room, lecture hall, or any facility large
enough to accommodate your group. You can get tremendous bang for your
buck!
Who will benefit: To reach your audience today, you need a
careful balance of social and traditional media. Find out how to achieve that
balance in your marketing programs in this eye-opening seminar!
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shipped approximately three weeks after the live program is held.
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Seminar Originally Broadcast August 11,
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How to enter social media successfully, without neglecting
traditional media.
What you need to know about implementation and
maintenance expenses.
Why its important to restrain your marketing
instincts in social media.
Important guidelines for content
development.
Surprising facts about the demographics of social media
users.
The relative merits of FaceBook, YouTube, LinkedIn, Twitter, MySpace
and more.
Whether old new media like blogs and e-mail are still
viable.
What results you should expect, and how to measure them.
And
much more.
If, like everyone else, youre being asked to do more with less
these days, Magna Online Seminar CDs should be high on your list. They cost far
less than off-campus events, and carry none of the incidental coststravel,
lodging, meals, etc.
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