Tagged: "ed social media"
Pinterest: Why Pinning is Better than Posting Pics
With digital cameras in almost every type of mobile device imaginable, snapping photos of campus events is easier than ever before. Awesome, you say? I can now crank out photos and post them to my school’s Flickr page quickly and easily and then move on to the next item on my crowded “social media to do” list. Right? Perhaps.
Erin Swanson: Donate your voice: Lessons from two years of automated, integrated social campaigns with Water.org
Erin Swanson, a freelance social media manager & former Marketing Programs Manager at Water.org, discusses time and resource management throughout her time working in a non-profit environment. With a limited marketing budget, Erin’s team developed a campaign that focused on the idea of advocacy over fundraising.
Andy Shaindlin: Balancing Creativity with Leadership: The Challenge of Social Media
Andy Shaindlin, the Associate Vice President for Advancement at Carnegie Mellon University & Founder of Alumni Futures, talks about involvement in social media from the organization leader’s perspective. His high-level, big picture planning ideas explore the challenges that Presidents and Heads of School face when using social media.
Georgy Cohen: Our Community: The Co-Author of Our Brand Story
Education institutions and non-profits are challenged to manage the social community as well as create the content. Georgy explains how managers can tap into the real conversations that are already happening to harness a stronger story surrounding your brand.
Rand Fishkin: Connecting Inbound Marketing for Exceptional Return
Content marketing should be the driving force in your online marketing campaign, as Rand Fishkin illustrates in his edSocialMedia Summit presentation, “Connecting Inbound Marketing for Exceptional Return.”
A day full of social media content education
We’ve been wrapping up the pieces to the exciting edSocialMedia Summit that we hosted on April 4 in San Francisco, where more than 110 attendees gathered together to listen to seven knock-out speakers share their experiential knowledge with our community. The day was a great success, and we’ve outlined some of the presentations in this blog post.






