University social media professionals know there are unique challenges to covering commencement & graduation days, athletic matches, guest speaker events, and the day-to-day grind of ensuring content is reaching your audience of students, faculty, staff, alumni & more.
More than ever, social teams at universities need to best engage current & prospective students and activate innovative social sponsorships. Teams use Slate to streamline the collaborative process between designers, content creators, brand managers, & partnership teams. Are you ready to save your team time, delight your followers with what makes your university special, and level up your sponsored social strategy?
Saves time & cuts costs
Slate gives social teams the tools to quickly prepare content for Stories and Feed without having to get their computers out or send media back to a designer.
Posting workflows are sped up and less resources are needed to cover live events.
Time is money, people!
Sponsorship opportunities
Slate allows for social media content to be sponsored in new and exciting ways.
Slate increases the ability to sponsor your most engaging real-time content and opens up a whole new menu of sponsorable assets.
Show me the money!
Brand consistency
Do you cringe when you see off-brand colors and stock fonts being used on your company’s IG Stories? Trust us, we feel your pain.
With Slate, multiple users can easily achieve a consistent brand look; unlocking the potential of design teams across social media, at any time, on any platform.
Brand directors: let out a sigh of relief. It’s all going to be OK.
Levels-up content
We know your social content is great already, but there’s always another level.
With Slate, social teams capitalize on the most important moments by overlaying photos and videos with custom design elements that make their real-time content standout on platforms like Instagram Stories, TikTok and Snap.
New level achieved!
Ready to get started with Slate?
Request a demo to see why the most innovative and well known brands on social trust Slate.