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Oplatka, Izhar; Nupar, Idit – Education and Society, 2012
The article reviews the distinctive components of school reputation and exposes various determinants that shape this reputation among parents. Some 21 Israeli parents participated in semi-structured interviews during 2009-2010 in which they were asked about their interpretations of school reputation and its determinants. Research data demonstrates…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Reputation, School Choice, Parent Attitudes
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Ashcroft, Linda – Journal of Librarianship and Information Science, 2010
Any organization must build a good reputation and image in order to "anchor" its relevance and indispensability in the minds of a wide variety of audiences. Many commercial organizations maximize opportunities to raise favourable awareness about what they do--and their techniques and approaches can be applied to libraries. Examples from…
Descriptors: Libraries, Public Relations, Marketing, Publicity
Topor, Robert S. – 1986
Advice for colleges on how to identify, develop, and communicate a positive image for the institution is offered in this handbook. The use of market research techniques to measure image is discussed along with advice on how to improve an image so that it contributes to a unified marketing plan. The first objective is to create and communicate some…
Descriptors: Attitudes, College Environment, Guidelines, Higher Education
Topor, Robert – 1983
The application of basic marketing techniques to achieve the goals of colleges and universities is discussed. The guide is designed to help administrators and admission officers influence the image projected by their institutions. Attention is also directed to how to position an institution among its competitors, how to develop activities and…
Descriptors: Case Studies, Communications, Educational Demand, Fund Raising
Fram, Eugene H. – 1982
The use of marketing concepts to maintain and enhance the image of a university is considered. Over all, what is needed is a system for image assessment to provide a basis for image development. Without this system and its information outputs, misconceptions can enter the policy-making process at critical junctures, and the life of the institution…
Descriptors: Alumni, College Curriculum, College Faculty, Colleges