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Thursday, January 31st, 2019 at 10:31am
One of the many reasons websites need to be designed for mobile first. https://t.co/bY8fuRPGE8
Thursday, January 31st, 2019 at 9:40am
#Contentmarketing keeps evolving, this blog post explains the newest trend; high-fidelity content marketing
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Thursday, January 31st, 2019 at 9:11am
Proud to share this great story from one of our clients. https://t.co/sBZmkqk2c8
Tuesday, May 15th, 2018 at 7:59am
Thrilled to be presenting a case study tomorrow on #CascadeCMS. You can still register, hope you can join us. https://t.co/pxGB3MuATt
Thursday, March 8th, 2018 at 4:54am
How does a prospective student go about finding their future college or university via search engine? We unpack their thinking in our recent blog post.
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The primary goal of digital content marketing is to earn attention and grow brand reputation by providing valuable content – that informs, persuades, engages and delights prospects and customers. However, delivering on this goal has turned into an all-out arms … Continue reading
Posted in: Brand Voice, high-fidelity content marketing, Storytelling
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A colleague of mine spoke a phrase several months ago that won’t stop ringing a clear and undeniable truth in my ear. After I showed him video from a flash mob brand launch, he said, “I hate that kind of fake energy.” That … Continue reading
You know, the creative business is an odd bird. Anyone who has a creative bent knows what I mean. My uncle was a welder but when he came home, he was welding crazy little metal sculptures, (which later on became … Continue reading
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I enjoyed a rare two-hour sit down recently with an entire marketing and communications team at a major university — and we never once talked about story. They, like many of you, spoke of feeling beleaguered by the demands of an … Continue reading
We recently met around the conference table at Elliance to discuss the pros/cons of pursuing an RFP opportunity — a major state research university wanting to sharpen its brand focus and tell a better capital campaign story in order to … Continue reading
In my experience, if you want to put your higher education brand to a quick and dirty reality check — what engineers call “stress and failure” analysis — there are two places to look. First, review any and all content … Continue reading
Colleges, and those charged with articulating why institutions matter, seldom lack for words… yet rarely learn to speak their school’s one true voice. Why so? In my experience, it has to do with how comfortable any of us can be … Continue reading
While we heed one alarm after another signaling the decline of higher education as we know it (brick and mortar campuses made irrelevant by more, better and cheaper online courses and degree programs) a counter revolution can be seen and … Continue reading
Mr. Gilka, Director of Photography at National Geographic, recently passed away. He was adored, feared and respected – all at the same time. Two quotes from his Remembrance in the latest issue of National Geographic Magazine stood out. “He pinpointed … Continue reading
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Tonight, the Pittsburgh Pirates host their first playoff game in more than two decades, just a few blocks away from Elliance headquarters. What might anyone involved in higher education branding take away from the most surprising team in Major League … Continue reading