The new 'School Marketing Manual for the Digital Age (3rd ed)' 2010 by Bryan Foster, published yesterday, has over 80% more pages than the previous edition. 360+ A4 pages compared to the 201 A4 pages of the 'School Marketing e-Handbook: Easy to Use Guide to Market Your School (2nd ed)' 2009.

The increase is primarily due to the 100+ pages devoted to Internet Applications for marketing schools. Within this section there are over 130 live weblinks and 80+ pages of internet screenshots to assist the school marketing professional.

There are also detailed Contents and Index pages.

The other successful contemporary and traditional forms of marketing have also been updated to reflect the needs of today.

Over 160 more pages allow for considerably more detail. The easy to read and implement instructions are written in summarized point format. Key points are also highlighted even further.

Numerous samples and examples help to lead the personnel responsible for this enjoyable task in the right direction.

The new publication written by Bryan Foster is 80% longer compared to the previous edition of School Marketing Manual for the Digital Age (3rd ed) 2010.

The why, what and how of church marketing is explored in depth in the published yesterday School Marketing Manual for the Digital Age (3nd ed) (2010) by Bryan Foster.

This e-book is a manual. It includes many detailed instructions for the school marketing professional. Various samples also assist.

There is a special digital emphasis in this e-book. There are over 100 pages dedicated to Internet Applications for church marketing. Also you will find over 130 live web-links and 80 internet screenshots which show step-by-step procedures to follow.

This is the second edition of the popular 'School Marketing e-Handbook: Easy to Use Guide to Market Your School' (2nd ed) published in 2009.

These instructions are offered for both the new contemporary church marketing methods, as well as the more traditional methods.

All sections within the book have been updated to better reflect the situation in today's world. Both the relevant contemporary and tradition methods are required for a successful church marketing plan.

The why what and how of church marketing is written by Bryan Foster.

Heavy editing of the text and Index caused a problem with the Index in Word 2007. Found this when using a large document with over 50 000 words. Troubleshooting solution found...

Trying to eliminate various topics and page numbers from the Index didn't work. When I either updated the Index or added more topics to the Index, all the topics which I thought I had deleted reappeared.

There is a way to delete specific topics from each page from the Index but this is quite involved and beyond the time most writers have to offer when dealing with heavy editing. (See Windows http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/word/HP012264991033.aspx#4 )

I deleted from the Index the unwanted topics and / or page numbers and save the doc as is. This solved the problem of the reader not having to see these old unwanted topics in the Index. Be careful not to update or add to the Index! These unwanted details didn’t appear in the Index after it was published.

They were still there in the background unseen, but weren’t visible to the reader, hence causing no confusion.

The large document was one I wrote called the School Marketing Manual for the Digital Age (3^rd ed) 2010 by Bryan Foster.

Troubleshooting for when the reader has to see all the old unwanted Index topics and / or numbers, save time by not laboriously deleting individual topics and / or pages from the Index, as per Windows suggestions above, just delete from the Index and save the doc – but don’t update the Index at the final stage.

The School Marketing Manual for the Digital Age (3rd ed) 2010 by Bryan Foster was released tonight and is now available through the SMA website.

This 350+ A4 paged edition is 80% longer than last year's School Marketing e-Handbook: Easy to Use Guide to Market Your School (2nd ed) 2009 by Bryan Foster.

A significant aspect of this new edition is the Internet Application chapter. Here over 100 pages is devoted to the digital world of internet marketing for schools. Various aspects of internet applicatons, including advances for the school website, social networking uses, chat room uses, the e/i-newsletter / flyer / brochure and Skype, etc, are explored.

Instructions on how best to use these and so many other successful contemporary and traditional methods for school marketing are developed.

The easy to read, summarised, point format is aimed at the busy school marketing professional.

Explore what the 'School Marketing Manual for the Digital Age (3rd ed) 2010 has to offer your particular school - written by Bryan Foster.