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Emotion-based branding strategy connects feelings to actions

Let’s say you have a fantastic wordmark. Expertly designed marketing collateral. Website navigation that’s intuitive and clever. Your brand is in good shape then, right?  Not necessarily, according...

Year in review: What we learned in 2017

...marked by an increasing emphasis on national or regional strategies for international education. Such initiatives can be a trigger for investment in recruitment marketing and student services, and...

Eighth annual Agent Barometer survey gathers insights from 104 countries

...marketing supports for agents Interestingly, and particularly given an increasing emphasis on online channels in international recruitment, agents continue to place a premium on effective print materials for...

International enrolment management for 2021: Virtual events and 24-hour recruiting

...on their decisions may not be anymore. Being close to home, for example, might have become more important. All this is not lost on the marketing and admissions...

2016 Agent Barometer survey reveals important shifts in destination appeal and student perceptions

...for both undergraduate and postgraduate programmes Agent preferences and student concerns Agents continue to prioritise quick response times to inquiries and applications as the most important marketing tactic...

Advertising on ICEF Monitor

...and delivering superior results for Educational Testing Service.” – Barbara Keesler, Media Buyer: Strategy, Marketing & Growth, Educational Testing Service, USA “Thanks again for the online banner –...

How much personalisation do today’s travel consumers want?

...emerging marketing strategies in global travel. We present a special two-part series on the use of technology in travel marketing – please see part one below and then...

How and when international students use school websites and social media in planning for study abroad

...(33%). Fewer than three in ten students mentioned sources like discussions with university staff (28%), family and friends (27%), and university brochures/prospectuses (26%). Consider parents in marketing While...

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