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We use an internal scoring system to rank each bschool. To avoid confusion, we've kept these internal scores out of the main b-school rankings. But for us to appreciate this next point, here's a table that lists each school along with its score. It's a relative scoring system. We've eliminated some schools that did not make it to the top 50 list.
Then there's the regular website to be taken care of as well. With all the diversity involved, no single business school seems to have really conquered them all. Wharton (University of Pennsylvania) is the only school to have single-digit ranks for all 4 sub-categories. Harvard and Stanford are the closest competitors in terms of consistency. Bschools have plenty to learn from each other This one's a derivative of the previous point, but independent and important enough to be mentioned separately. There are some bschools that are doing extremely well in one arena, but lagging behind in the others. Re-inventing the wheel isn't the best strategy. Rather than trying to come up with all the answers on their own, bschools could learn what their competitors have been doing. Competitor analysis in the online space is a little easier than getting a sneak peek into other bschools' offline initiatives. Irrespective of the closed door meetings that happen, there are plenty of signals in the public domain that bschools can look at and improve their own strategies.
If you thought online popularity for bschools is directly related to the strength of their brand, that isn't entirely true. Many strong brands don't figure on the top in our rankings. For instance, an Ivy league b-school such as Dartmouth – Tuck is ranked at number 44. Ditto for the European brands like Cambridge, Oxford that have relatively young MBA programs, but very strong university brands (giving them the advantage of high website traffic to the parent site). However, when it comes to overall online popularity rankings where we consider not just the website traffic but also social media parameters, they rank in the bottom half of our list. No single bschool has really cracked the internet code For each of the online platforms we've considered for our bschool rankings, the rules of getting traction differ. For instance, the tone and type of content that is appropriate for Facebook may not work for Twitter, and vice versa. Bring in a relatively more formal platform like LinkedIn, and the complexity increases.