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Michael Staton

Social Media And University: How New Technologies Are Used In Academia - Robin Good's L... - 0 views

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    The Game Has Changed: College Admissions Outpace Corporations in Embracing Social Media. A study by by Nora Ganim Barnes on the website of the Center for Marketing Research at University of Massachusetts Dartmouth.
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    The Game Has Changed: College Admissions Outpace Corporations in Embracing Social Media
Michael Staton

What Motivates Users to Get Active on Facebook? - 0 views

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    "Using server log data from approximately 140,000 newcomers in Facebook, we predict long-term sharing based on the experiences the newcomers have in their first two weeks."
Michael Staton

Guest Interview with Heidi Cool: How a University Experiments with Social Media - AriWr... - 0 views

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    My introduction to Heidi Cool, the senior web designer and webmaster at Case Western Reserve University
Michael Staton

What's an Appropriate Response Time to Inquirers? | .eduGuru - 0 views

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    time to respond to inquiries on facebook?
Michael Staton

Social Media & College Admissions Longitudinal Study - Center for Marketing Research - ... - 0 views

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    Conducted By: Eric Mattson, Nora Ganim Barnes, Ph.D. The University of Massachusetts Dartmouth Center for Marketing Research recently conducted one of the first statistically significant, longitudinal studies on the usage of social media by college admissions offices.
Michael Staton

Colleges and Universities Adopt Social Media to Recruit and Research Potential Students... - 0 views

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    new research study, "Social Media and College Admissions: The First Longitudinal Study" conducted by Dr. Nora Ganim Barnes, Ph.D., Senior Fellow and Research Chair of the Society for New Communications Research and Chancellor Professor of Marketing at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth and Eric Mattson, CEO of Financial Insite Inc., a Seattle-based research firm.
Michael Staton

Social Media & The Web: 4 Tools I Wish My University Used | SheGeeks - 0 views

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    My University Is Not Into Social Media nor the Web Itself. A student complains about their campus being out of date.
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    My University Is Not Into Social Media nor the Web Itself
Michael Staton

Social networking sites: A new tool for colleges - Fall River, MA - The Herald News - 0 views

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    Documents Social Media becoming mainstream for admissions.
Michael Staton

How Facebook is taking over our lives - Feb. 17, 2009 - 0 views

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    How Facebook is taking over our lives
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    How Facebook is taking over our lives
Michael Staton

I am a Material Girl and want to live in a Twitter World | Altitude Branding - 0 views

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    Noticing people are more helpful on feeds.
Michael Staton

More than Half of CMOs Remain Uninterested in Social Networks - 0 views

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    Despite the cultural phenomenon that Facebook and MySpace have become in the past few years, 55% of top-brand CMOs said they're not too interested (22%), or not interested at all (33%), in incorporating these and similar social-networking sites into their marketing strategies, according to a survey by Epsilon.
Michael Staton

Social Media Targeting Strategies | Social Media Explorer - 0 views

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    Forrester's now familiar Social Technographics Ladder.
Michael Staton

marketing 2.0 » Blog Archive » Social Media Budget Ratio - 0 views

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    Social media's upfront costs very little and we actually use money within my team to experiment with so we A) get a better understanding of the technology and B) start to understand how we can use it and measure the results along with all the other media we have.
Michael Staton

Social media for colleges and universities, part two - Andy DeSoto - 0 views

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    a second-generation alumnus of my university, the College of William & Mary, created a Facebook Page for his alma mater. In less than two and a half weeks, membership exceeded 1,700, roughly 30% of the current student body. Without any advertising or self-promotion whatsoever, t
Michael Staton

Superlist of What NOT To Do In Social Media (UPDATED) - 0 views

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    Besides collecting lists of Social Media Case Studies for my Superlist of Social Media Case Studies, I've also been collecting links about Social Media mistakes, failures, blunders and no-no's. Since my Superlist of Social Media Case Studies has proven so popular (and since Jacob Morgan suggested a Superlist of social media failures would be helpful)
Michael Staton

Social Media: Using Social Media to Put Out The Fire | SearchViews - Daily insights on ... - 0 views

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    put out a communications fire with social media
Michael Staton

10 Social Media Strategies for The Ivory Tower | PurpleCar - 0 views

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    10 Social Media Strategies for The Ivory Tower The main problem with university social media branding strategy is this: There is no strategy.
Michael Staton

Social media for colleges and universities - Andy DeSoto - 0 views

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    a second-generation alumnus of my university, the College of William & Mary, created a Facebook Page for his alma mater. In less than two and a half weeks, membership exceeded 1,700, roughly 30% of the current student body. Without any advertising or self-promotion whatsoever, t
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    a second-generation alumnus of my university, the College of William & Mary, created a Facebook Page for his alma mater. In less than two and a half weeks, membership exceeded 1,700, roughly 30% of the current student body. Without any advertising or self-promotion whatsoever
Kate Klingensmith

SquaredPeg » Blog Archive » Here come the Fall 08 kids… - 0 views

  • Hop on Facebook and search ‘[your school] Class of 2012′ and see what comes up. If nothing comes up, you still have some time
  • our bloggers and forums on the site
  • and try to have the conversation start on our turf, with the Bloggers answering questions
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  • To date the forum has had moderate success at best. Our only promo is an email and links off the Admission page. We’ve been unsuccessful in having the Bloggers showcased on the www site or elsewhere (change = bad, I guess)
  • I created a Facebook Fan Page for them so that kids can become a Fan of the Bloggers. From there, they can ask the bloggers questions, see recent blog posts, email them, etc. This takes the conversation back to Facebook, but at least we can get some correct information out there
  • Now, this is great. Kids are connecting, and effectively yielding each other. So what’s the big problem? Incorrect information.
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