Discounted academic software. You sell it. Students need it.
Reaching the student market should be simple, right? Think again. It turns out 66% of your target market doesn’t even know they’re eligible for academic discounts on software.
Don’t panic, we’re here to help.
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Selling Software to College Students Infographic


From http://www.sheerid.com 4056 days ago
Are you the Big Marketer on Campus?


From http://www.sheerid.com 4069 days ago
There is a right way and a wrong way to get college students on your website and filling virtual shopping carts with very real products. Which way are you doing it?
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Six ways to NOT reach college students


From http://www.sheerid.com 4095 days ago
The truth is, most companies are either downright failing at reaching college students, or are doing it so inefficiently that it’s a terrible experience for the student, and a worse ROI on their marketing efforts. So how do you do it?
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Pinterest: It all starts with an image


From http://www.sheerid.com 4109 days ago
The way we communicate with others has changed forever. Ten years ago, none of us were using Facebook, Twitter or LinkedIn to further our missions or reach out to our stakeholders.
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So you want to offer a military discount? Good for you! A military discount is not only a great way to show your support for our troops, it’s also a smart way to grow your business and reach new customers. We’ve got some more effective tips to help you spread the word about your awesome new discoun
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Once upon a time, there were three little marketers


From http://www.sheerid.com 4153 days ago
Communication between different departments inside your company is important to the health of your business and equally important is the clarity of communication between yourself and your client.
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The Thing About Military Discounts


From http://www.sheerid.com 4161 days ago
A business that offers a military discount makes a definitive statement to our men and women in the service. It gives them a sense of being appreciated. That appreciation can translate into a lifetime of patronage. Not a bad thing.
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Make Over Your Online Marketing Trackability


From http://www.sheerid.com 4166 days ago
Made Hot by: Emma on May 5, 2012 3:20 pm
One of the great things about online marketing is that it’s all trackable, right? It’s all trackable to an almost creepy level, and it’s all good.
But, when it’s time to gather your stats for your quarterly report and show your boss what a genius you are, why do you end up with weird qualitative Read More
But, when it’s time to gather your stats for your quarterly report and show your boss what a genius you are, why do you end up with weird qualitative Read More
Best Practices for Holiday Promotions


From http://www.sheerid.com 4175 days ago
Marketers have to walk a fine line when Earth Day, Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and Veteran’s Day roll around. You want to participate, create mutually beneficial partnerships, and support causes you truly care about. You don’t want to seem like you’re using a cause to manipulate your customers i
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With great deals, comes great responsibility.


From http://www.sheerid.com 4180 days ago
According to a report from Coupons.com, “digital coupon users shop more frequently and spend more heavily, at almost 50% more annually, than the average shopper.”
If you aren’t immediately trying to figure out how to uptick your coupon code use on your website, you might be in the wrong business Read More
If you aren’t immediately trying to figure out how to uptick your coupon code use on your website, you might be in the wrong business Read More
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