Summer support packages to give your content strategy a nudge
Advance your school, college or university’s content strategy 2017-18 with our special summer support packages.
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A planning model for your content strategy that plays to needs and emotions
Our CEO, Tracy Playle, offers up a simple model for planning content that is useful, usable, relatable and relevant.
Read More →Using a matrix approach to create more meaningful personas
Our CEO, Tracy Playle, looks at how you can create personalised content experiences by developing personas using matrix-style approach.
Read More →Introducing ContentEd: a two-day conference to advance your content strategy
We are excited to announce that Pickle Jar Communications will be hosting a two-day content strategy conference in London in June 2017.
Read More →Our Dream Projects for 2017
We’ve worked on some exciting projects this year, but what’s on the team’s wish list for 2017? Find out in this collaborative post.
Read More →Tactics to create and maintain motivation in your student content team
Pickle Jar CEO, Tracy Playle, shares the sector’s and her own personal insights on how to keep your student content creation team engaged.
Read More →Communicators in education: we really need to get our shit together
We are currently tackling a climate of anti-intellectualism. Our CEO, Tracy Playle, talks about how we as communicators in education need to find a voice to fight back.
Read More →5 things you should be doing to create an effective content strategy for fundraising
With the world full of different types of content, what can you do to ensure your fundraising content strategy creates an effective return on investment?
Read More →Content Marketing for Schools
Working in small marketing teams, with little resource, how can a school adopt a content marketing approach? Our free guide helps.
Read More →Experimenting in education marketing and communications: the sector speaks
Throughout August 2015, we blogged about how to be more experimental in your school, college or university’s marketing and communications within a culture that can often be rather risk averse. As we added our own thoughts, …
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