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Be Curious: Showcasing Your School’s User-Generated Content

Be Curious: Showcasing Your School’s User-Generated Content

40min |04/07/2023
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The Higher Ed Marketer

Be Curious: Showcasing Your School’s User-Generated Content

Be Curious: Showcasing Your School’s User-Generated Content

40min |04/07/2023
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As digital marketing channels continue to elevate new ways of promoting user-generated content, higher ed marketers have to continue identifying emotional stories that will speak to their target audience.

That’s because prospective students want to feel a genuine connection with their peers through real stories. Nate Jorgensen, Senior Director of Strategic Academic Marketing and Communications at Miami University, believes higher ed marketers can bridge that need.

They just need to start thinking less like a big brand and more like Ted Lasso.

Nate sheds light on the need for empathy in enrollment marketing and why showcasing user-generated content is essential to building trust with student leads.

Join us as we discuss:


- Identifying emotional stories prospective students will connect with (7:02)

- Why authentic content is superior to overly-produced marketing (13:46)

- Stretching yesterday’s brand guidelines to solve today’s problems (26:28)

Check out these resources we mentioned during the podcast:


- Good Services

- jorgennp@miamioh.edu

- Nate Jorgensen

- Miami University (Ohio)

To hear this interview and many more like it, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or our website or search for The Higher Ed Marketer in your favorite podcast player.


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Description

As digital marketing channels continue to elevate new ways of promoting user-generated content, higher ed marketers have to continue identifying emotional stories that will speak to their target audience.

That’s because prospective students want to feel a genuine connection with their peers through real stories. Nate Jorgensen, Senior Director of Strategic Academic Marketing and Communications at Miami University, believes higher ed marketers can bridge that need.

They just need to start thinking less like a big brand and more like Ted Lasso.

Nate sheds light on the need for empathy in enrollment marketing and why showcasing user-generated content is essential to building trust with student leads.

Join us as we discuss:


- Identifying emotional stories prospective students will connect with (7:02)

- Why authentic content is superior to overly-produced marketing (13:46)

- Stretching yesterday’s brand guidelines to solve today’s problems (26:28)

Check out these resources we mentioned during the podcast:


- Good Services

- jorgennp@miamioh.edu

- Nate Jorgensen

- Miami University (Ohio)

To hear this interview and many more like it, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or our website or search for The Higher Ed Marketer in your favorite podcast player.


Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

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Description

As digital marketing channels continue to elevate new ways of promoting user-generated content, higher ed marketers have to continue identifying emotional stories that will speak to their target audience.

That’s because prospective students want to feel a genuine connection with their peers through real stories. Nate Jorgensen, Senior Director of Strategic Academic Marketing and Communications at Miami University, believes higher ed marketers can bridge that need.

They just need to start thinking less like a big brand and more like Ted Lasso.

Nate sheds light on the need for empathy in enrollment marketing and why showcasing user-generated content is essential to building trust with student leads.

Join us as we discuss:


- Identifying emotional stories prospective students will connect with (7:02)

- Why authentic content is superior to overly-produced marketing (13:46)

- Stretching yesterday’s brand guidelines to solve today’s problems (26:28)

Check out these resources we mentioned during the podcast:


- Good Services

- jorgennp@miamioh.edu

- Nate Jorgensen

- Miami University (Ohio)

To hear this interview and many more like it, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or our website or search for The Higher Ed Marketer in your favorite podcast player.


Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Description

As digital marketing channels continue to elevate new ways of promoting user-generated content, higher ed marketers have to continue identifying emotional stories that will speak to their target audience.

That’s because prospective students want to feel a genuine connection with their peers through real stories. Nate Jorgensen, Senior Director of Strategic Academic Marketing and Communications at Miami University, believes higher ed marketers can bridge that need.

They just need to start thinking less like a big brand and more like Ted Lasso.

Nate sheds light on the need for empathy in enrollment marketing and why showcasing user-generated content is essential to building trust with student leads.

Join us as we discuss:


- Identifying emotional stories prospective students will connect with (7:02)

- Why authentic content is superior to overly-produced marketing (13:46)

- Stretching yesterday’s brand guidelines to solve today’s problems (26:28)

Check out these resources we mentioned during the podcast:


- Good Services

- jorgennp@miamioh.edu

- Nate Jorgensen

- Miami University (Ohio)

To hear this interview and many more like it, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or our website or search for The Higher Ed Marketer in your favorite podcast player.


Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

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