Marketing Strategies for Schools: How to Keep Up with the Digital Age

In the digital age, it's essential for schools to stay up-to-date with the latest marketing strategies. Redesigning your website, improving your search engine strategy, creating email workflows, creating a school blog, creating content offerings, investing in consi

Marketing Strategies for Schools: How to Keep Up with the Digital Age

In the digital age, it's essential for schools to stay up-to-date with the latest marketing strategies. Redesigning your website, improving your search engine strategy, creating email workflows, creating a school blog, creating content offerings, investing in consistent and meaningful social media ads, consolidating your social media accounts, and investing more time and resources in videos are all essential steps to take. It's surprising how many of the top companies don't have their websites optimized for mobile devices. This is even more true for small businesses, where 91% of them have websites that are not optimized for mobile devices.

If your school website looks outdated, it's time to redesign it. Old-fashioned looks won't meet the expectations of our tech-savvy generation. To increase traffic to your website and improve customer engagement, create engaging content. Increase the visibility of your content and the credibility of your website with a link acquisition campaign that connects you to influential websites.

Connect with your target audience on social media with engaging, shareable content. Share blogs via Facebook or Twitter to maximize the number of people who find your blog. Email marketing should be something that excites all school marketing teams, as you already have something that many marketers crave right from the start: an email list. Improving your school can also improve word of mouth.

By providing strong leadership and communicating effectively, you can ensure that enrolled families talk about their experience. To take advantage of the best marketing strategies for schools in the digital age, you need to look at both internal strengths and weaknesses and identify challenges outside the school boundaries. Traditional marketing has worked in the past, but promoting your school in the digital space is the fastest way to get more students.

Paul Delaney
Paul Delaney

"Paul Delaney is Director at Content Ranked, a London-based digital marketing agency. He has been working in Education since the 1990s and has more than 15 years digital marketing experience in the sector.As Director at contentranked.com he focuses on SEO strategy for educational organisations; and Paul's expert team support clients with on-page, off-page and technical SEO. He is also Marketing Director at Seed Educational Consulting Ltd, a study abroad agency that helps African students study at university abroad. He has also held significant positions at multinational education brands, including Business Development Director at TUI Travel PLC, Area Manager at Eurocentres Foundation, and Sales Office Manager at OISE.Paul holds a postgraduate diploma in Digital Marketing from the Digital Marketing Institute, BA in Publishing from Edinburgh Napier University, and a RSA/Cambridge CELTA.Outside of Education Paul is experienced in event promotion, production, and performance in the music industry."

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