Market intelligence for international student recruitment from ICEF
24th Nov 2011

Seven ways to Facebook

A recent University of Massachusetts Dartmouth study found that 98% of universities reported having some kind of marketing effort on Facebook. But if virtually all universities are active on Facebook in one way or another, it also seems clear that the use of this leading social media platform varies greatly from institution to institution. Here then are seven interesting marketing strategies for Facebook that we commend to all international recruiters. Source: Business 2 Community

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