Chosen because Crescent School won Silver in the 2018 InspirED Brilliance Awards for Advertising. Leigh Bowser, Crescent School’s Marketing and Communications Specialist, told InspirED the story behind this winning campaign.
Read MoreChosen because the Eastern Christian School won Bronze for Enrollment Video, In-House in the 2018 InspirED Brilliance Awards. Rudi Gesch, Director of Marketing and Enrollment Management, explained the project to InspirED.
Read MoreChosen because the Australian Christian College - Marsden Park won Gold for Website Homepage, In-House in the 2018 InspirED Brilliance Awards. InspirED interviewed the school’s Group Marketing Manager, David Garden, to learn the story behind this award-winner.
Read MoreChosen because many schools wrestle with how much energy and expense should be allocated to developing the annual report and they should be distributed. George School figured out what worked for them, and saved money in the process.
Read MoreChosen because the Miss Porter’s School won Gold for Enrollment Package in the 2017 InspirED Brilliance Awards. InspirED interviewed Carolyn Eiseman, Creative Director and Principal, CEH Design, the firm that developed the award-winning project for Miss Porter’s.
Read MoreChosen because the Chappaqua Friends Nursery School won Gold for School Logo in the 2017 InspirED Brilliance Awards. InspirED interviewed Cheryl Hoops, Founder and Head of Creative of HelloMethod, to learn about the process, the product, and the results.
Read MoreChosen because Ridley College holds a unique "Brand Camp" for faculty and administrators that dissects the school’s brand and provides basic training on logo usage, font families and how to promote the school on social media. Here's how Ridley College does it.
Read MoreChosen because the Ravenscroft viewbook won Silver in the 2016 Brilliance Awards. InspirED interviewed Jennifer Marchi, Ravenscroft’s Director of Marketing and Communications to reveal the goal, process, product, and results.
Read MoreChosen because George School knows that learning who your magazine's readership is, how and why they consume it, and what content is relevant and interesting is critical to the magazine's success and the goals you establish for it. Here's how they did that and what they learned.
Read MoreChosen because I stumbled upon this great find from Kimball Union Academy and wanted to share its brave, bold approach with you. Plus, there's an incredibly clever bonus KUA video you'll want to see as well.
Read MoreChosen because Presbyterian Day School won the Gold for Viewbook in the 2016 InspirED Brilliance Awards. InspirED interviewed Rachel Bishop, PDS' Director of Admission, to learn how it was done.
Read MoreChosen because we get really charged up when one of you lets us know we have made an impact on your school. Such is the story of Chapel Hill-Chauncy Hall School in Boston.
Read MoreChosen because Mission Minded won the Gold for Enrollment Video in the 2016 InspirED Brilliance Awards. InspirED interviewed the video's creators to learn about the "special sauce."
Read MoreChosen because Newark Academy answered the classic enrollment marketing question, “Do we print another viewbook?” with the answer “No” and developed an interactive viewbook instead.
Read MoreChosen because Durham Academy's XIV Hours a cappella group performed this piece at a national competition — and lost. So the school helped XIV Hours create an awesome, courageous video, turning lemons into gallons of lemonade, going viral in the process.
Read MoreChosen because Randolph’s Twitter feed is populated with tons of tweets from faculty and we wondered, “How do they get that kind of participation?"
Read MoreChosen because InspirED believes that faculty are under-marketed as one of the primary reasons a family should chose a school. The Gow School recognized this marketing opportunity, invested time and money to showcase one of their finest assets, and are delighted they did.
Read MoreChosen because St. Johns Country Day School conceived of a new Trustee Day that got board members excited, energized and engaged and amplified the school's word-of-mouth in one day.
Read MoreChosen because Cheshire Academy developed a blog for prospective boarding school families that launched huge gains in views and linkbacks—beginning the conversion of inquiry to matriculant.
Read MoreChosen because Proctor Academy saw significant increases in campus visits and applications in one year as a result of new thinking about enrollment marketing. They focused on creating structure and discipline in the nurturing phase of their marketing efforts.
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