Industries · Higher education
Higher Education PR & Earned Media
Universities and edtech on one page. Enrollment, research, outcomes. Named in the body of a piece a journalist actually filed. 5, 10, or 20 placements in 90 days. Or the money back.
The beat
Education desks do not file viewbooks.
They file enrollment, FAFSA, research that belongs in public, and whether the product actually moved an outcome. We make that story. Then we work the book until the floor is live.
Story angles
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Enrollment and FAFSA, with data.
Who applied, who enrolled, what broke in the process. A number, not a slogan about access.
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Research that belongs in the public.
A finding a national desk can file. Named faculty. Method on the table.
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Edtech outcomes, not a demo.
Completion, placement, time-to-skill. What the campus actually saw after the pilot.
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Tuition and value, on the record.
A president, a provost, or a founder who will say the number and the trade.
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A person who can talk.
Named in the body for the quote. Not a seal in a roundup of “innovative campuses.”
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Original student or alumni numbers.
Debt, jobs, who came back. You ran it. The desk can file it.
Who this is for
This beat if this is you.
- You run a university, a school inside one, or an edtech product campuses actually use.
- You have a person who can go on the record, and a number a desk can file.
- You want 5, 10, or 20 placements in 90 days. In writing.
- You will put a URL in and start.
Who this is not
Skip this page if this is you.
- You want a ranking play and a press release about being listed.
- You will not name a person or share a number.
- You want student-newspaper clips sold as national coverage.
- You want me in Slack with the comms team. That is office hours.
A rate card.
One fee. The product is placements, not retainers.
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