The Importance of Search in the Student Enrollment Journey
The Importance of Search in the Student Enrollment Journey
Search engines have become indispensable tools for students in their college discovery process. Instead of relying solely on traditional methods like campus visits or brochures, students now turn to search engines to gather information, compare programs, and ultimately make their decisions.
This is why ranking well on search engines is crucial for higher education institutions to attract and engage prospective students. It’s important to engage prospective students early through informative content and maintain their interest throughout the decision-making process.
If students easily find the information they need at these early stages, they will be more likely to engage/inquire. Drawing students, and their parents, into an engagement relationship with your school relies on you having the right content combined with the right social media, search, and website content that meets both groups where they are. For more information about the prospective student journey, download our Reaching Traditional College Students whitepaper.
61%
of website traffic for higher education institutions comes from organic searches
40%
of website conversions are driven by SEO
23%
of prospective students are using mobile devices to conduct searches
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Demystifying SEO
FOR HIGHER EDUCATION
and learn how to boost your school’s online presence.
This guide explains how optimizing your website content and functionality will increase your online search visibility, ultimately resulting in increased student enrollment.
If you’d like to learn more about how we can help you adapt to the evolving education marketing landscape and ramp up your efforts, please contact us today.
OUR LATEST WHITEPAPER
The 2nd Annual
Parent & Student Survey
As we approach 2025, the landscape of higher education is undergoing seismic changes. Amidst these challenges, we conducted our 2nd Annual Post-Secondary Education Survey to better understand the perspectives of students and their parents. Now these insights are available for download.