Case Study

Ball State University

Changing Behavior

The Challenge

Ball State University’s Lifetime Learning programs offer flexible, noncredit courses and certifications designed for adult learners. These programs are tailored to meet the needs of working professionals, career changers, and those re-entering the workforce. By offering relevant, industry-driven content, they help learners enhance their skills and advance their careers. Ball State’s commitment to affordability, flexibility, and accessibility makes it easy for learners to gain valuable credentials on their schedule, with various funding options available, including scholarships.

Objectives

Increase Awareness of Flexible Learning Options for Adult Learners.

Promote the Value of Noncredit Courses and Certificates for Career Advancement.

Highlight Available Funding and Scholarship Opportunities for Learners.

Showcase Industry-aligned Curriculum that Meets Workforce Demands

Audience

The Campaign

Scale & Deliverables

Manage and Optimize Digital Campaigns

Create Campaign Creative Assets

Oversee CRM and Database Management

Update and Improve Landing Pages

Optimize and Revise Copy for Engagement

Provide Performance Reports and Insights

Social Media (Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn)

Search Engine Optimization

Digital Display

Geo-fencing and geo-targeting

Proven Results

Quantifiable Success

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Impressions Earned During the Lifetime of the Campaigns

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Higher Click Rates Compared to Industry Standard on Search Based Campaigns

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Clicks Earned for All Social and Digital Campaigns

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Higher Engagement Rates Compared to Industry Standard for Social Campaigns

Article

Leveraging Behavioral Science for Real Marketing Results

“Marketing for good” is more than just a phrase we use here at DCC; it’s our commitment to harnessing the power of effective strategies to drive positive behavior change. We believe the true power of marketing lies in its ability to inspire action. Real impact happens when people make new, better choices because of what they’ve seen or heard—when behaviors shift and lasting change takes place.

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