We bring together well over 1000 companies and academic institutions interested in marketing to schools, colleges, teachers and parents. We are primarily interested in the UK - but contributions from all over the world are welcome.
News related to education marketing in the UK is posted regularly by the moderator, and questions and thoughts are posted by members. In addition regular reports on education marketing arising from members questions are answered and posted on www.hamilton-house.com . The group receives about 10 posts a week on topics ranging from government expenditure initiatives to sending schools email marketing, from ways of attracting students to university, to postage discounts.
If you are new to selling into education we suggest you spend ten minutes taking a look at www.schoolsare.us - a comprehensive website designed specifically for organisations reaching education for the first time.
This is one of many web sites set up at the request of members - in fact there are around 20 such sites and you will find them all listed on the home page of www.schoolsare.us If you are already selling widely into education however you might like to start with www.solo.ac for solo mailing or www.shared.org.uk for shared mailing. And to get the complete picture please go to www.educationmarketing.org.uk
At its heart this is an information service provided free of charge by Hamilton House Mailings plc - the company that specialises in marketing into schools. If you want to know something about selling into the market, please do not hesitate to post a question - you are sure to get your answer.
In announcing our new super wonderful news service - www.ukeducationnews.co.uk last week I got carried away. I said, you can take any advert, turn it into
Dear Tony, Maybe I’m cantankerous this afternoon, but the terminology (and my name) in this email I found particularly irritating, especially given the
The general rule in the past was: don't promote in half terms and holidays. This year, using certain email lists it turns out that you can. The general rule
This is just one of the education news stories picked up over the weekend by UKEducationNews, the new free 24 hours a day education news service from Hamilton