September 26, 2017

A Fool-Proof Formula for Education Marketing

The content options for marketing in education are seemingly endless and often overwhelming. How do you know that what you’re…

Emily Embury
August 24, 2017

Creating and Maintaining a Content-based Sales Process

We hear from the experts that it’s important to embrace content marketing and integrate it into the sales process, but…

Charlene Blohm
April 20, 2017

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Ryan Anderson
April 6, 2017

Let’s Get Visual: The Power of the Infographic

An arresting image can kidnap our eyes and stir our souls, a power that experienced content marketers use to their…

Quinn Buchanan
December 29, 2016

2016: Review, Results and Reveries

Celebrating 25 years of business feels like a rare milestone, and it’s an experience I’ll cherish for many years to…

Charlene Blohm
December 1, 2016

7 Trends to Guide Your 2017 Marketing and PR Strategy

It’s hard to believe that 2016 is almost over. During the course of the year, we’ve elected a twittering president,…

Emily Embury
October 19, 2016

CB&A’s Annual Pumpkin Carving Contest

Halloween is quickly approaching! To celebrate, CB&A hosted its annual pumpkin-carving extravaganza last week. Fifteen specimens of the ghoulish gourd…

Linh Nguyen
October 3, 2016

EdNET 2016: Experts Share Education Tips for 2017 [VIDEO]

Even if you didn’t miss EdNET this year, it’s impossible to see everything at the conference. We asked some of…

David Dickinson
May 16, 2016

Five Emerging E-Learning Trends

Technology is disrupting the education industry. It has transformed traditional approaches and created the opportunity to explore new, improved ways…

Danny Paulmeyer
March 8, 2016

Storytelling to Engage Audiences — Case Study

A client that creates robots to teach K-5 students foundational skills in computer coding wanted to build credibility in the education sector and distinguish its products as not simply toys, but hands-on learning tools. To accomplish these goals, CB&A created a media strategy leveraging real-life stories from classrooms, teachers and thought leaders.

Lydia Jerabek