Higher Ed Experts

If your director wants more stats than just “mine-are-bigger-than-yours,” this course gives you the grounding in what else is possible. It’s like reading the table of contents to Joy of Cooking — you won’t know how to debone a chicken but you will know they have bones and maybe that they take an hour to roast.

GA is too broad and deep and higher education’s needs too specific to go it alone unless you’re one of those who taught themselves C++ on a weekend. Good course.

We use a lot of jargon in Human Resources, and the material isn’t always exciting. This course made me rethink organizing my written material so that it is a great deal more succinct and appealing to the reader who is just trying to get the facts, fast. I was worried the course wouldn’t be applicable to me since I’m not recruiting students, but it was!

This course was a good amount of work but it will spark your interest in social ROI even if this is your first experience with diving deeper into insights and analytics. I highly recommend this course for anyone who feels like they are just pushing social content out all day/week and not sure how to determine if any of it is worth your time and effort. Interacting with others who work in similar roles was really great.

I would definitely recommend this course for anyone in higher ed marketing or communications. Knowing the rationale for and strategies to maximize SEO are essential for building a larger online presence. Course content is well-presented, manageable and highly effective from a learning standpoint.