I was recently interviewed by Peter Baron from AdmissionsQuest. AdmissionsQuest is the leader in admissions information for boarding schools.
Peter and I connected via Skype for this interview. What’s cool about this is you can see us both in the video window! What’s not so cool is that the video is a bit choppy. However, the audio is clear and because of the choppy video, you can see me make some really stupid looking facial expressions, which is quite entertaining!
I invite you to scan the major interview topics below with the associated time stamp. Feel free to jump around in the interview to get the information you desire, quickly. The video may take a minute to start playing, depending on your connection speed. If you have any follow up questions for me regarding any question asked or information provided, please feel free to keep the conversation going by dropping me a question in the comments section of this blog.
Interview Topics
0.00 Intro
1:20 How has the InnoGage blog fit into your overall marketing plan for the company?
3:02 What kind of connections has InnoGage made through blogging?
3:50 How should colleges and universities be strategically thinking about blogging?
7:54 What kind of content does a blog allow a college to shed light on that traditional marketing may miss?
10:14 If a college is interested in starting a blog program, how do they get started?
17:40 MyCollegeBlogger, the new InnoGage blog platform - a brief description
18:44 What is an example of a successful college blogging program?
22:19 Twitter! What is it and why is it so powerful?
Engaging the School Community Through Blogging from Peter Baron on Vimeo.
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Sharon
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