Manhattanville Facebook
Manhattanville Instagram
Professional aesthetic
More family friendly
Updated every other day instead of as often as it should
Has other pages related to certain clubs and sports
Posts more about alumni than the community itself
Pictures show more of the school’s personality
Shows the school’s history and its progress in its community
Reviews: 4.4 out of 5 stars
Most reviews are very positive, but with a few negative comments
Lack of school spirit
Like range under 50 likes on posts
0-2 comments on posts
7,366 have liked the page
36,264 have visited the college
105 reviews
Same cover photo just different logos
Profile pictures relate to the school’s logo, castle, and mascot
Shows students attending the events
In touch with viral tends to appeal to its younger audience
Pictures of performances
Gravitating more towards the students attending the school/prospective students, rather than the parents
Throwback pictures of the school’s history
Exposes the school spirit a lot more than the facebook page
Posts very often as it can
Students showing pride in the school
Hashtags are related to the school and the schools events
Likes range from 260-150, sometimes under 100
0-5 comments on posts
824 posts
2,216 followers
Following 201
Bio: “Manhattanville College: Founded in 1841, Manhattanville College is a private, coeducational liberal arts college offering undergraduate and graduate degrees. http://www.mville.edu”
Manhattanville college portrays itself as to the fullest on its social media sites to encourage their students to attend the events, and prospective students that are looking for information that they need for their ideal school. In our day in age, we all connect through social media platforms such as Facebook and Instagram; instead of the college sending us a thousand information letters about events and open houses, they now connect through Facebook and Instagram. On Facebook, the Manhattanville College portrays itself in a more professional and adult manor. Whoever is running the account updates it every other day or every couple of days instead of as often as it should. The reviews on the page are stating that the college doesn’t show its school spirit. While on the college’s instagram page, the audience will see images of students embracing their school spirit. Each social media site has somewhat the same range of follower: Facebook has 7,366 likes, while Instagram has 2,216 followers. But the Instagram pages gets more feedback and likes than the Facebook page does due to the lack of appeal that the Facebook page has to offer towards the students and its community. The both present “throwback” pictures of the college when it use to be an all girls catholic college, to show how much progress the school has made during its time. Overall the school does its best to appeal to their students and its prospective students, to go to this wonderful school.
Nice work, Nora. I’m not sure why you mentioned the throw-back pictures at the end; that felt like a bit of an add-on. But, overall, well-done.
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