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Your Ultimate School Media List

Nurturing relationships with the media matters if you want to build credibility for your school. Here's Your Ultimate School Media List.

Media Meter October 10, 2022 2 min read

Having the right media connections matters if you plan to put your name out there. This is especially true in the education industry, as the competition among schools can be tough. Knowing the right people will help you build your brand's credibility, spread awareness, and keep up with consumer trends. We understand that a big part of building your business is nurturing relationships with the media, so we're sharing this list of journalists and bloggers relevant to your sector!

Business Media

You can work with business writers to feature stories on your school's milestones (new investors, record student body size, etc) or how your school offers the in-demand courses of the future economy.

Contact-list graphic of business media journalists showing editor names with their publications (such as The Philippine Star, Manila Bulletin, and Philippine Daily Inquirer) and circulation figures beside avatar icons.

Tech Journalists

Tech journalists can write about topics like e-learning and how its offered in your institution. They an feature your school's high-tech equipment, specialized software, or cover its science-related programs.

Contact-list graphic of top tech journalists showing editor names with their publications (such as The Philippine Star and Rappler) and monthly circulation or view figures beside avatar icons.

Mommy Bloggers

Choosing a school is a big milestone in parenting, and mommy bloggers are good at giving advice on anything parenting-related. These content creators manage tight communities that foster support among members.

Graphic of top mommy bloggers showing three profile photos with short descriptions of each blogger and their parenting blogs.

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Lifestyle Media Bloggers

Lifestyle writers cover a wide range of topics. One relevant subject to your school could be about anything in the arts and culture. Some examples would be a feature on a student exhibit, a school-hosted forum, or a school theatre production.

Contact-list graphic headed for lifestyle media, showing rows of editor names with their publications and circulation figures beside small avatar icons (including titles such as The Philippine Star, Rappler, Manila Bulletin, Spot.ph, and Female Network).

Now that you know the right media personalities for the education industry, it’s time to take action! Find what these journalists and bloggers write about, and analyze how they create content for their audience. Once you have a good understanding of what appeals to their readers, collaborate with them and spread your school’s story! Feel free to download this list to help you with your institution’s marketing and public relations initiatives.

According to Statista, consumer electronic revenue and user penetration in the Philippines are set to grow in the next four years. If you’re part of the industry, consider yourself lucky, as there’s nowhere to go but up. But this doesn’t mean that you can relax–technology is ever-changing, and it takes just one breakthrough to shake the whole market up. Consumer electronic companies need to stay regularly updated with developments like these to stay competitive.

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