Results
The number of design templates we created for Ball State University's new, content-management system website.
The number of flash-based slideshows and photo galleries developed for Mercersburg's "Define Yourself" campaign.
The number of customized, advanced-capability Google Mini search appliances our technical team has implemented in the past two months.
The number of days it took to create and launch a student recruitment blog for Western Carolina University.
The percentage of applications submitted online after Mizzou's undergraduate admissions site launch—up from 40%.
The number of prospective students who "voted" on designs for Western Carolina University's new site.
Latest Work
Kellogg School of Management: Integrating multi-media features for a streamlined, professional site.
College of William & Mary: Showcasing the outcomes of teamwork and commitment.
George School: Bringing a sense of place to a redesigned site.
News
Congratulations to Ball State University, winner of ‘Best Overall Web Site’ in the recent eduStyle award competition.
Developing an Online Strategy for Your Capital Campaign
mStoner’s white paper now available.
Mercersburg Academy Wins Gold in 23rd Annual Admissions Advertising Awards
mStoner Blog
- Internet Helps Teens Connect, Learn, Cope
- Blog Coverage of AMA Symposium on the Marketing of Higher Ed
- Social Networks, Teens, and College Information
- Building an Institutional Brand: Education Redefined at Ball State
- Budgetary Constraints Top the List of Marketing Challenges Facing Higher Education
- What Mettle?
- Marketing to Teens: Email in an Era of Social Media?
- The Press Release: Not Just for PR People Any More
- Advancement 2.0
- Educause Study Explores How Undergrads Use IT
Publications
Take a look at some mStoner writings on a range of topics.
Speaking Engagements
Developing an Internet Strategy for Your Campaign
Downloads
Blog Coverage of AMA Symposium on the Marketing of Higher Ed
If you attended the AMA conference this year, you can catch up on sessions you missed--or if you didn’t attend, you can find out what happened--by visiting some of the blogs that covered the meeting.