As the school year marches on, it is more important than ever to grow your yearbook sales. Determining who hasn’t bought a yearbook and targeting those students will help you reach your sales goal.
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You explore a blog to find tips, expand knowledge, see trends or catch up. Balfour’s “Colophon” is true to its name because it is a source of vital information, like the colophon in a yearbook. In
Yearbook Index: more than just names & numbers
As a reference tool, readers go to the index to find content (people, sports, clubs, classes, etc.). But it can be more than a sea of type.
Think of the index as an opportunity to expand coverage and
Re-boot your yearbook program with a field trip
Traveling to a state or national journalism conference can change you, your staff, and your journalism program. Attending a convention makes your students aware of the possibilities and the
Not just a face in the crowd: group pic tips
Most people would rather work on their taxes than handle group and team pictures for the yearbook. It can be tedious. Group shots are an important historical reference. Below are 10 things to
Celebrate your love for yearbook
In elementary school, there was always a Valentine’s Day party. Each student decorated a shoe box and exchanged cards. Everyone left with a stack of friendly love notes and a lot of candy.
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Tomball Memorial High School’s selfie campaign#TMHSSelfies
It’s now 2016 and there’s absolutely no reason why your yearbook should not be promoted on social media. If you and your staff are