The lofty language of the brand book might stun on the homepage, but how does it apply to the faculty profiles at a research institute? Or the financial aid policies on a higher ed website?
There’s a place for messaging on the deeper pages of a large informational website, but it takes a subtler approach from simply repeating what’s outlined in the mission statement.
From this on-demand webinar you’ll learn:
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The lofty language of the brand book might stun on the homepage, but how does it apply to the faculty profiles at a research institute? Or the financial aid policies on a higher ed website?
There’s a place for messaging on the deeper pages of a large informational website, but it takes a subtler approach from simply repeating what’s outlined in the mission statement.
From this on-demand webinar you’ll learn:
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Rachel specialises in designing editorial systems and processes for higher ed websites. She started from the inside, managing media relations and publications for an in-house marketing team at Virginia Tech. Now she develops sustainable content strategies at NewCity for clients that support users’ goals as well as organisational realities.
Rachel has helped design and implement content strategies and custom content management systems for more than 30 website redesigns in the higher education, healthcare, and non-profit sectors. She’s provided coaching and training to client teams at organisations large and small.