Name: EdMarketer Quick Hit: What’s Trending among K-12 Leaders?
Start: 2024-12-06T12:00:00ZEST
End: 2024-12-06T12:30:00ZEST

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What issues are keeping K-12 leaders up at night? Find out how to align your content with the topics most critical to your target audience—and ensure that it gets noticed.

Join us as we unpack the content that’s trending among the 2 million visitors to edweek.org. Based on time spent on site, interactions on social media, and exclusive survey data, we’ll reveal:

What piques district leaders’ interest vs. what turns them off
Their preferred platforms for product research and PD
The most popular search terms
The most engaging articles
The most-watched webinars, and more!

Plus, EdWeek Market Brief Managing Editor Sean Cavanagh will share predictions for new developments to watch in the K-12 market in 2025.

If you’re marketing products and services to K-12 leaders, you won’t want to miss these insights.

Can’t attend on the 6th? Register now and view the archive any time!

Cole Amster

Digital Analyst, Education Week

Robyn Miller-Tarnoff

Assistant Director of Communications and Content Marketing, Education Week

Sean Cavanagh

Managing Editor, Education Week

Sean Cavanagh is the managing editor of Education Week. Previously, he was the managing editor of EdWeek Market Brief, a reporter, and an editor for Education Week, covering an array of beats including education technology, math and science education, charter schools and school choice, state policy, and federal policy. Before coming to Education Week, he was a reporter for the South Florida Sun-Sentinel and the Chattanooga (Tenn.) Times-Free Press.

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