Sunday, February 27, 2011
Mobile Learning Definitions Today
Sunday, December 19, 2010
Creating a Successful Viral Marketing Campaign
First, identify your target audience on the web. Figure out which sites are most popular for that crowd, and create a fun, catchy, amusing or interesting picture, audio track or video that can be posted on such sites. These little clips spread incredibly fast. Another idea is to study success stories of other campaigns, like Nike, Gmail etc, and spin their technique to fit your product.
Saturday, December 4, 2010
Viral Marketing Tips from Experts Like Brad Powers
• Offer free things. Everyone likes to get gifts and random things for free. Distribute something accessible that is interesting, amazing or funny, and watch it spread.
• Videos are another great way to publicize something. Today, thousands of people spend hours on Facebook, MySpace and other social networks, where files like videos or entertaining images are constantly posted.
• Take advantage of social networks. As mentioned above, you can easily post links and files on these popular, active sites.
• Create a buzz. A video or image may be enough, but you need to make sure that you stay visible after the initial hype ends.
Thursday, November 25, 2010
Saturday, November 13, 2010
Web Use Statistics
• Two thirds of the world’s population have a minimum of one weekly visit to a social network or blog site.
• Polls have shown that 89% of social network users forward events, news and information to others on their network.
• Leading social networks are visited by over 220 million people each month.
• 59% of adults have admitted to the use of a cellphone to connect with their social network on a regular basis.
• There are more than 500 million active users on Facebook alone.
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
University Partnership Program Pairs with Clark University
In recent news, Clark University has partnered with the National Society of Hispanic MBAs University Partnership Program. Created in 2006, the UPP has the goal of providing certain academic institutions, like Clark University’s GSOM where Brad Powers is on the board, with an expanded pool of qualified Hispanic applicants for graduate business programs.
Along with 11 other universities, Clark University’s GSOM has now become a partner with the UPP in this endeavor. As Steve Ramos, interim CEO of NSHMBA said, “At the beginning of this year, NSHMBA really took a hard look at the avenues through which it offers financial assistance to students, and determined that our biggest assets are the universities. Realizing the role universities play, we became very aggressive with our efforts to recruit more universities and position NSHMBA where it needs to be in order to secure better financial support for qualified talent.”
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
Fynanz with Advisor Brad Powers Launches New Site
Fynanz, Inc., the financial technology company where Brad Powers is an advisor, develops customized private student lending solutions. They recently launched a new website with one entire section devoted to helping students and their parents to research about college financing options and to gain the best knowledge possible in this area.
The website, cuStudentLoans.org, includes an extensive educational blog, Twitter feed, Q&A section and links to other sites that can help you in your search for the right loans.
