Comments on: ForProfitEDU.com Lead Generation Survey Shows Marketing Budgets on the Rise in Education http://www.forprofitedu.com/2010/02/lead-generation-survey/ Wed, 11 Jan 2012 20:01:54 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Stephen Law SL-Freelance http://www.forprofitedu.com/2010/02/lead-generation-survey/comment-page-1/#comment-626 Stephen Law SL-Freelance Mon, 06 Sep 2010 05:51:15 +0000 http://www.forprofitedu.com/?p=547#comment-626 Hi, Stephen Law, Lead Generation Expert here - this is a very interesting article. What really interests me is that the education sector understands the need for increased expenditure on Lead Generation. The irony here is that one would expect the world of academia to be leading upon Lead Generation methods and yet Social Media usage appears to be lagging well behind its use in other industries. Kind regards, Stephen SL-Freelance Hi,
Stephen Law, Lead Generation Expert here – this is a very interesting article.

What really interests me is that the education sector understands the need for increased expenditure on Lead Generation. The irony here is that one would expect the world of academia to be leading upon Lead Generation methods and yet Social Media usage appears to be lagging well behind its use in other industries.

Kind regards,
Stephen SL-Freelance

]]> By: Stephen http://www.forprofitedu.com/2010/02/lead-generation-survey/comment-page-1/#comment-486 Stephen Mon, 22 Feb 2010 20:03:16 +0000 http://www.forprofitedu.com/?p=547#comment-486 As these marketing budgets rise, for profit higher education marketers should really take a look at social media PPC (disclaimer, I work for a company that provides it--WebPartner.com) Basically, higher ed marketers can have an entire Twitter strategy implemented for them that attracts QUALIFIED followers, engages followers and fills the stream with content. The best part is that it is all PPC-based so marketers can say they want to spend "x amount of dollars" and their social media strategy on Twitter is in place and they pay for link clicks like other CPC campaigns. Only with Twitter, the people are actively following already and are likely interested in your institution. Thanks Stephen Iacullo VP Sales and Marketing As these marketing budgets rise, for profit higher education marketers should really take a look at social media PPC (disclaimer, I work for a company that provides it–WebPartner.com)

Basically, higher ed marketers can have an entire Twitter strategy implemented for them that attracts QUALIFIED followers, engages followers and fills the stream with content.

The best part is that it is all PPC-based so marketers can say they want to spend “x amount of dollars” and their social media strategy on Twitter is in place and they pay for link clicks like other CPC campaigns. Only with Twitter, the people are actively following already and are likely interested in your institution.

Thanks
Stephen Iacullo
VP Sales and Marketing

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