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While print materials and traditional forms of advertising can be expensive, and social networking sites like Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube offer a whole new range of free alternatives, what options are best for your institution? The readings and resources below will help you craft your institution’s message, get the word out, and market on a shoe-string budget.

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