Three trends with potential for meaningful impact in higher ed social/digital communication.
Trends
The cat’s out of the bag, social videos are hot. So let’s talk about video marketing… right meow.
After a few days of networking and soaking up as much information as possible at AMA Higher Ed 2018, I left Orlando and came back to Fort Collins with five key takeaways.
People naturally hold their mobile devices in portrait mode so it makes sense to start thinking about how and when to optimize video for that viewing format.
Tips on how to use memes in your social media strategy.
When distrust is coupled with such high usage of social media from people across a broad spectrum of ages, one thing is certain regarding the relationship between social media creators and consumers: It’s complicated.
Many of us have been tasked to make science social, something that’s easier said than done.
Meet #CSUSocial’s new intern, Wisdom Senolos.
We thought we were using Facebook as a product for connecting and building communities. In reality, the product has always been us.
Facebook announced that it would dramatically cut back the influence of brand and publisher pages within the News Feed. Here’s why I am not in a complete freak out zone.
A simple and easy campaign to ring in the new year.
The only thing that stays the same is everything changes. Especially in social. Here’s a rundown of the latest things to know.
TLDR version: 1.) I am old 2.) Earthy colors 3.) Simple design 4.) Video, video, video
We’ve all been there. As social media professionals for brands, there are days when you find yourself in a content drought.
To reach the millennial generation, we — as content creators — must embrace the inward/outward juxtaposition of empathy and authenticity.
Until recently, I’d only ever been on one side of the social media job interview: the hot seat. The toe-tapping, anxious side. But the other day I had an opportunity to join the other side, and I gained a newfound appreciation for social media by analyzing its nature from the opposite end of the spectrum. […]
Yes, you can take beautiful photos with your iPhone. Here are some tips to get you started.
Some intriguing new changes are coming to Twitter.