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Philippe Taza

DIGITAL ANALYST

Higher Education Marketing

[email protected]

LEAD GENERATION IN 2013

BEST PRACTICES ACROSS THE

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Mobile Websites



Responsive Web Design



Goal-Driven Design



Student First Design



Architecture



Usability



Performance

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Web traffic via mobile phones doubled from

4.6% in 2011 to 9.3% in 2012

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Phone Tablet Desktop

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The SEO Iceberg



On-Page SEO



Off-Page SEO - link building



SEO Tools



Keyword strategy



International SEO

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Content Strategy



Content Marketing



Google Authorship



Content Calendar

CONTENT

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GOOGLE AUTHORSHIP

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AdWords Account Architecture



Aligning the Scent Trail



Important AdWords Features



Mobile PPC Campaigns

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IMPORTANT ADWORDS FEATURES



Location Extensions: Google

Places



Site links Extensions: Link to

Program/Faculty Pages



Call Extensions: Essential for

Mobile PPC



Social Extensions: Link to G+

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MOBILE PPC CAMPAIGNS



Need high ad position



Use ad extensions

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Social Media Strategy



Student Ambassadors



Social Media Tools



Social Media Advertising



Social Media Guidelines



Allocating Resources

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SOCIAL MEDIA STRATEGY

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Gather your team

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Analyze your audiences

3.

Define your social goals

4.

Define your success metrics

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Define your social persona

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Define your key message

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Listen to your keywords

8.

Create a channel plan

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SOCIAL MEDIA STUDENT AMBASSADORS



They know your audience



They are familiar with your

competition and know what

makes your school unique



They can help you create

student-centered content



They encourage

cross-departmental collaboration over

SM.

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SOCIAL MEDIA TOOLS



Receive the latest content you

are subscribed to.



Schedule and manage

messages across multiple

social media networks.



Analyze trends for your brand,

competitors and industry and

gain insight into what your

students are saying

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Web Analytics Dashboard



ROI by Channel



Social Media ROI



Continuous Improvement Process

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Use GA to Prioritize Optimization



Landing Page Optimization



A/B and Multivariable Testing



Conversion Rate Optimization



Conversion Paths and Events



Lead Attribution



CRM Integration

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LANDING PAGE OPTIMIZATION

1.

Unique selling proposition

2.

Benefits

3.

Hero shot

4.

Context of use

5.

Request for data

6.

Backup or safety net call to

action (CTA)

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CONVERSION RATE OPTIMIZATION

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The future is mobile



Business goals >website goals >analytics goals



You must do SEO



Develop your content strategy



Monitor your Social ROI



Use analytics to drive continuous improvement



Optimize your lead gen across all channels

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Philippe Taza

Tel: 514-312-3968 ext:104

[email protected]

www.higher-education-marketing.com

http://www.linkedin.com/company/higher-education-marketing

https://twitter.com/EduWebMarketing

http://www.facebook.com/higher.ed.marketing

https://pinterest.com/EduWebMarketing/

CONNECT WITH ME

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