marketing

Question 83503 asked on 2011-08-09 09:44:55

Can I get cards for a ltd company what would it cost and how many cards?

Question 84269 asked on 2011-09-15 10:22:12

What is global profile? How does it benefit me and the company requesting for it

Question 84461 asked on 2011-09-22 17:55:26

How do television networks determine how many people watch an episode of one of their shows?

Question 84556 asked on 2011-09-27 14:36:46

I'm writing to you as both a student and as a practitioner. As a student, it's interesting to engage with all sorts of social media tools; read scholarly papers and research; Tweet; and develop blogs, wikis, web strategy/social media plans, and other means of disseminating information. As a communications specialist working for a polytechnic, I am particularly interested in finding out about best practices using social media in higher education. I read an article this week entitled "Johns Hopkins, Harvard, Notre Dame among the top schools for social media" (http://www.prdaily.com/Main/Articles/9577.aspx). Given my work as a communications specialist, I am wondering whether you can provide me with some information on how post-secondary institutions use social media to engage prospects/donors (with a view to receiving either gifts in kind, or funds for bursaries and scholarships) industry and business partners (those who offer work placements to students enrolled in cooperative education programs, for example) alumni and alumni chapters I would also be interested in any additional information you may have about best practices with respect to developing and implementing a social media strategy for this type of stakeholder engagement.