Survey: A Look at Content Strategy in Higher Education

Since the launch of Meet Content, we’ve been gratified to see the conversation around content strategy in higher education continue to evolve. More institutions are taking their web content seriously, and that makes us pretty psyched. But how can we quantify this progress? And how can we identify areas where we can still do better? Data can tell a powerful story. With that in mind, we present our inaugural survey looking at content strategy … [Read more...]

Creating a Student Social Media Army at Ithaca College

The following guest post was written by Rob Engelsman, multimedia content specialist at Ithaca College. For me, one of the best parts of higher ed is getting to work with students. Involving them in your social media efforts to create authentic content is a huge advantage — just ask Amy Grace Wells from Texas A&M AgriLife Communication. Good authentic content can increase engagement and build community, which is why I try to create as much … [Read more...]

Mine Your Archives for Content Gold

When considering how best to use social media platforms such as Twitter or Facebook, we are often thinking in real-time. What are people talking about right now? How can we communicate the vitality of campus life? How can we be proactive listeners and responsive publishers? However, one of the most intriguing ways to use real-time platforms comes from looking into our past. Many institutions are finding that highlighting archival university … [Read more...]

Meet Confab Higher Ed

Not even two months after Meet Content launched, we flew to Minneapolis, Minn., to be a part of another new creation. We were among the inaugural attendees of Confab, the content strategy conference organized by Kristina Halvorson and Brain Traffic. (See our recap of the conference, including a video of attendees sharing their top takeaways.) We were thrilled. Finally, a conference devoted to content strategy, with a lineup that couldn’t be … [Read more...]