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“101 Ways to Market Your Language Program – A practical guide for language schools” (Second Edition)
      Author: Sarah Elaine Eaton
Publisher: Eaton International Consulting Inc.
ISBN: 0-9733594-1-2
Publisher's website: http://www.eatonintl.com/books.htm
   

From the publisher’s website:

      ……… an easy-to-read book designed for language educators and program managers. It discusses fundamental marketing principles in an educational context, using examples specific to language programs. The book is divided into eight sections, each focused on a different aspect of marketing a language program effectively. Each of the 101 ideas is listed on a separate page, for easy reading and implementation. The book takes you through various stages of marketing, from defining what it is you are marketing, through figuring out the most successful strategies for your own situation, to finally reviewing and assessing your progress. A handy desk book for language program managers and coordinators.
   

From the cover:

     

Learn everything you need to know about promoting your language program around the world:

        Assessing what you offer
Developing a strategy
Writing effective marketing materials
Creating an outstanding webpage
Using database information effectively
Evaluating your progress
Planning ahead
     

Table of Contents:

        Put on your thinking cap
A few secrets to boost your marketing power
Marketing materials: tools and tips to do the job better
Going beyond the basics to increase enrollment
Specialty tips for programs at large institution
The power of people: add a human touvh
Continue your marketing while students are enrolled
How to keep marketing once your program is finished
       
       
       
     

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