To address many requests made after I hosted the Higher Ed Social Media Conference last December and the Higher Ed Analytics Conference last week, I’m happy to announce that Higher Ed Experts will host a new online conference focused on higher ed content, strategy and processes — with YOUR help. Calling all higher ed content […]
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5 #highered academic program pages that work
As I explained in a previous post, I truly believe academic program web pages matter more than ever and should be designed as the product pages they are for our industry. The importance of these web pages has been widely recognized when it comes to adult and online students, but academic program pages are also […]
Want to improve your web writing for #highered in 2013? Resolution #5: Write for social sharing [VIDEO]
You’ve made it! New Year’s Eve and you’ve got all you need to improve your higher ed web writing in 2013 with this last post of the series. After talking about readibility levels, keywords, editorial calendars and the art of storytelling, Higher Ed Experts Writing Prof, Mike Powers, shares his last very practical tip to […]
Want to improve your web writing for #highered in 2013? Resolution #4: Tell (good) stories [VIDEO]
After talking about readibility levels, keywords and editorial calendars in the previous posts of this series, Higher Ed Experts Writing Prof, Mike Powers, shares the 4th of his 5 very practical tips to help you get closer to web writing mastery in 2013. Tell them stories Today, resolution #4 is all about telling (good) stories […]
Want to improve your web writing for #highered in 2013? Resolution #3: Use your calendar [VIDEO]
After talking about readibility levels and keywords in the first 2 posts of this series, Higher Ed Experts Writing Prof, Mike Powers, shares the 3rd of his 5 very practical tips to help you get closer to web writing mastery in 2013. Use a calendar Today, with resolution #3 you’ll learn, in this online video […]
Want to improve your web writing for #highered in 2013? Resolution #2: Know your keywords [VIDEO]
After talking about readibility levels in the first post of this series, Higher Ed Experts Writing Prof, Mike Powers, shares the 2nd of his 5 very practical tips to help you get closer to web writing mastery in 2013. Know your keywords Today, resolution #2 focuses on your keywords in this online video (3 minutes […]
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