Unofficial Facebook Class Groups and Copyright Infringement
Third-party marketers who are hungry for your incoming freshman and their attention can try to hijack your brand on Facebook and other social media sites. That seems obvious; I know, you’re thinking “What can we do about it? It’s inevitable.” It’s worth investigating. Before exploring how we can help, let’s tak about the proliferation of Facebook Pages and Groups that represent your brand, but are not created by you or an official representative of your institution.
Admitted Student Online Community
An up-and-coming trend in college admissions is to adopt an Accepted Student Social Network. An Accepted Student Social Network, for those of you just getting on the bandwagon, is a private web community, often white-label, that accepted students enter in hopes of further connecting to their peers and, hopefully, to your institution. If you’re looking [...]
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