Effective Social Media Strategies for Academic Institutions

R. Nayyar
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This paper etches out the most successful social media marketing strategies for academic institutions. Universities and colleges can implement best practices of digital marketing to build brand awareness and trust. Using web analytics, marketers can justify investments in digital advertising. This paper works especially well if readers have some background knowledge about social media,Search Engine Optimization (SEO), Google analytics, and content marketing. Social media marketing is accountable. Marketers can design a measurement strategy to accomplish their goals. One practical challenge universities face is evaluating whether their social engagement efforts are able to meet the fundamental goals of their stakeholders. Statistics derived from analytical tools can guide any university to design more focused campaigns targeting specific audiences. Popular social networking sites including Facebook and Twitter are perceived to contribute more return on investments for online marketing campaigns than many others. Therefore, marketers create campaigns around these two platforms only. This study reveals that an integrated marketing strategy involving multiple platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, GooglePlus, Pinterest, Youtube, Instagram, and Blogs is more effective than any strategy deploying only a single channel at a time.
有效的学术机构社交媒体策略
本文为学术机构提供了最成功的社交媒体营销策略。大学和学院可以实施数字营销的最佳实践来建立品牌知名度和信任。利用网络分析,营销人员可以证明在数字广告上的投资是合理的。如果读者对社交媒体、搜索引擎优化(SEO)、谷歌分析和内容营销有一些背景知识,这篇文章就会特别有效。社交媒体营销是负责任的。营销人员可以设计一个衡量策略来实现他们的目标。大学面临的一个实际挑战是评估它们的社会参与努力是否能够满足利益相关者的基本目标。来自分析工具的统计数据可以指导任何一所大学设计针对特定受众的更有针对性的活动。人们认为,包括Facebook和Twitter在内的流行社交网站为在线营销活动带来的投资回报高于其他许多网站。因此,营销人员只能围绕这两个平台开展活动。这项研究表明,一个涉及多个平台的整合营销策略,如Facebook、Twitter、GooglePlus、Pinterest、Youtube、Instagram和博客,比一次只部署一个渠道的任何策略都更有效。
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