If you’re running Facebook advertising, your ultimate goal – after brand awareness – is to generate leads, whether that’s students, foster carers or new recruits. When your advertising campaigns bring you email address after email address, you have achieved that goal. But wouldn’t it be even better if you could track each ad’s user journey… Read more »
After plenty of successful summers running your enrolment campaigns, we thought we’d show you all the different components that go into making sure those digital natives actually attend your college in September. Our lovely designer Sofi has created this Infographic to give you a little insight into the student mind and show you why our… Read more »
We’ve been having an ongoing discussion at Net Natives about how the use of colour in our online advertising and Apps affects the outcome of our campaigns. We’ve already done our research and we’re the first agency to pioneer using coloured borders on our clients’ ad images to make them stand out against other ads… Read more »
Want to know your “like” ad from your “display” and when to use them? Our glossary of advertising types gives you all the information you need and a little insight into what we do for our clients… Facebook – standard ads These are the types of “standard“ Facebook ads used to promote your message. The… Read more »
As the deadline for mid-year applications approaches, what are you doing to chase those final enquiries and enrolments from potential students? Are you able to connect with those who are currently studying elsewhere, but who are reassessing their choices and are now looking for other options? Here are our Top Tips for reaching out to… Read more »
With O-Week just behind us and this year’s students confirmed, there’s not much time to breathe before you need to start thinking about recruiting next year’s intake! So, how can you start attracting students now and keep their applications warm until January 2014? Get noticed with Advertising. Use online and social advertising to display ads… Read more »
