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Fuel Your Ed Marketing Strategy: Developing and Executing Impactful Research Campaigns

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April 18, 2024 1 min read
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Utilizing carefully designed and executed research can help direct your Ed Marketing Strategy.

Join Holly Kurtz, PhD, Director of the EdWeek Research Center, and Maurice Bakley, Publisher of EdWeek Market Brief, for an exclusive webinar focused on crafting these impactful custom research initiatives.

You鈥檒l hear firsthand insights from Abby Daniels, a Marketing Director at Learning.com who partnered with the EdWeek Research Center to achieve her company鈥檚 objectives. Learn not only how they navigated the research process but also how they strategically leveraged the findings to drive impactful outcomes.

Your K-12 Partner...from Insights to Impact

Lost in the K-12 maze? The EdWeek Research Center crafts custom studies to guide you. Plus, we鈥檙e the only ones who help you shout your findings from the rooftops (through edweek.org) to reach who matters most.

Learn Practical Strategies and Effective Methodologies for Success

The webinar will delve into best practices, initiation strategies, comprehensive methodologies, and potential offerings, to equip marketers, researchers, and product teams with the essential knowledge to embark on a custom research project tailored to address their pressing needs and steer their organizational strategy with precision.

Join us for actionable next steps and best practices that you鈥檒l only find with EdWeek鈥檚 Research Center and Marketing Solutions team.

Guest Speakers:

  • Holly Kurtz, Ph.D, Director, EdWeek Research Center
  • Maurice Bakley, Chief Revenue Officer, 澳门跑狗论坛
  • Abby Daniels, Director of Marketing, Learning.com

We can help you develop a successful custom research campaign tailored to your unique marketing goals. To learn more, contact Advertising & Marketing Solutions Director Mike Bell mbell@educationweek.org.