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Black Girls Code
Top Marketing Channels
Code.org
- Social Media Marketing
- Examples: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram
- Campaigns: #HourofCode, #CSforGood, #CodeBreak
- Content Marketing
- Examples: Educational videos, Blog posts, Teacher resources
- Campaigns: Computer Science Education Week, Learn at Home, App Lab challenges
- Email Marketing
- Examples: Newsletters for educators, Updates on new courses, Event invitations
- Campaigns: CSEdWeek Sign-up, New Course Alerts, Teacher Professional Development Series
Top Sales Channels
- Direct Sales/Partnerships (Schools)
- School district adoption programs, Curriculum integration workshops, Professional development for teachers
- District Implementation Program, Teacher Training Initiative, STEM School Partnerships
- Corporate Sponsorships
- Company funding for initiatives, Employee volunteer programs, Brand association for CSR
- Partner with Code.org, Inspire the Next Generation, Tech for Good Initiatives
- Individual Donations/Fundraising
- Online donation campaigns, Annual fundraising drives, Grant applications
- Support CS Education, Double Your Impact, Fund a Classroom
Girls Who Code SWOT Analysis
Strengths
Widespread brand recognition
Comprehensive K-12 curriculum
Strong partnerships with tech companies and educators
Weaknesses
Potential for curriculum to become outdated without constant updates
Dependency on grant funding
May not cater to niche tech interests as deeply
Opportunities
Expand AI and emerging tech content
Global expansion to underserved regions
Deeper integration with school systems for mandatory CS education
Threats
Competition from other EdTech platforms
Changes in education policy
Decreased funding for STEM education
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