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Is this kind of Marketing taboo?
Replied Jun. 24, 2008
Professional Orgs???
Replied Jun. 16, 2008
Do you Plurk?
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Do you tend to segment your target groups or pages? A page focused more on alumni, another on prospective / admitted students, another for fans of the athletic teams?
From a marketing perspective, one would guess that the information that each of...
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- Employer?
- KCUMB
- Website:
- http://www.kcumb.edu
- List three areas of expertise or specialization.
- social networking, seo, web content development
- What CMS are you using?
- None
- What department or office are you in?
- Marketing and Communications/Information Technology
- Primary Job Responsibility
- Manage web projects that relate to content and marketing.
- Number of students at your institution
- 1000+
Comment Wall (2 comments)
- At 6:10pm on June 3, 2008,
Stephanie M. Cockerl said…
- Thanks for the welcome.
- At 3:25pm on February 11, 2008,
Brett Stoppel said…
- Hi Nourisha.
Nice to meet you.
KU has very decentralized web management. The main KU web page that University Relations maintains is not that big around 100 pages. Individual departments maintain their own sites.
I know longer work at UR and am in the process of identifying the needs for a CMS for the KU Natural History Museum. If you have any recommendations, I would love to hear them
Hope all is well with you.
Brett
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Thanks ... I have been away and planned on asking this question now that I am back. But so happy all my work is done. Thanks again all.
bonamici [at] googlewave [dot] com
We have not upgraded to the new version yet, but are thinking of using LDAP to verify our users.
Pro's, Con's, Problems, Success Stories?
OmniUpdate wishes all our customers and friends a happy and safe Thanksgiving!
I'm using a version of PHPLive I've been customizing for the past few years. Although I've used the meebome widget before too. The nice thing about it is that if no one is online to answer the chat it prompts them to leave a message.
Our library staff initiated adding live chat and have had a good success with it. Now the admissions folks are interested in doing something similar. The real challenge is, of course, people managing the responses. The technology is fairly straigh...
I just wanted to let everyone know if you have not seen them already the results of the state of the university Web department survey are now posted on @eduguru.
Results: http://j.mp/6HtdFR
Sent you a wave invite =).
I'm sure your friend added you. It takes an indeterminate amount of time for google to process the invite.
Mark you stated that you added me to your Google Wave but I have not received an invite yet. You can send it to dladner@nctc.edu or my gmail account at dxladner@gmail.com.
Please let me know if there is anything else I can do. I contacted Google ...
traeliz@googlewave.com
it's pretty self-explanatory :-)
sfgould @ googlewave.com
If anyone needs an invite, let me know. I have several I won't need.
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