Monthly Archives: February 2012
The V Campaign
I don’t often share stories that come from primarily online institutions. But the recent V campaign for Virginia College is a bit of a standout for its power and simplicity. It recently picked up a nice handful of SIAA awards … Continue reading
New ideas to lower textbook costs
Typically this space is reserved for marketing created to reach potential students. But an interesting article on SFGate.com yesterday reported on the California State Universities’ efforts to lower textbook costs by signing a discount deal on e-books and then advertising … Continue reading
Mobile Browsing Habits
Research firm Noel-Levitz is out this month with a study they’ve cosponsored with OmniUpdate, CollegeWeek Live and the NRCUA. The Mobile Browsing Behaviors and Expectations of College-Bound High School Students is a quick read and contains some interesting data. Highlights … Continue reading
Advertising from the city of Brotherly Love
I wanted some sort of romantic theme for the 14th and I suppose I could have looked for ad campaigns from Université de Paris on this Valentines Day. But my former language teachers would tell you my French is très mauvais. So … Continue reading
Trials and tribulations of designing websites for a university
A few weeks back, Joshua Johnson wrote a lengthy piece for designshack.net, Best and Worst Design: 50 University Websites from 50 States. Some of his assessments I agree with (University North Dakota does a nice job) and some I don’t … Continue reading
TV Samples from the University of Alaska
I like to start my Fridays with a little fun and these spots from the University of Alaska are just the trick. The campaign is called “Do Something Major” and it debuted a few years back on ’08. The best … Continue reading