Watch Now The Library Marketing Show, Episode 64In this episode, Angela shares a key point learned at the Library Advocacy and Funding Conference, sponsored by EveryLibrary. Presenter Kimberly Solarz Gordan shared three questions to ask yourself that will set your... Continue Reading →
This post is part two in my series on making the most of your virtual conference experience in 2020. If you haven't already, I'd love for you to read part one here. Once you close your laptop, the second part... Continue Reading →
Watch Now The Library Marketing Show, Episode 63 In this episode, Angela answers a viewer request. "I need help justifying to my people why our organization should have a targeted strategy rather than just 'will you post this, please?'" She... Continue Reading →
For three days this week, more than a thousand library employees took part in the Library Advocacy and Funding Conference, sponsored by EveryLibrary. The organization helps builds support for libraries across the United States. This is the first conference of... Continue Reading →
Watch Now The Library Marketing Show, Episode 62 In this episode, Angela shares the latest metrics on open and click-thru rates for library email marketing and helps you figure out what metrics are good! She also shares Kudos with the... Continue Reading →
In November 2019, a conference changed my life. I attended the Library Marketing and Communications Conference in St. Louis, Missouri, where I met my future boss, Kathy Lussier of NoveList. On the first day of the conference, we had breakfast... Continue Reading →
Watch Now The Library Marketing Show, Episode 61 In this episode, Angela reveals the tiny piece of real estate where you can market your library that you might not have thought of! She also shares Kudos with the Tavistock Library... Continue Reading →
Watch Now! The Library Marketing Show, Episode 60. Does it matter what we call people who use the library? A blog post by Ned Potter that prompted this episode. Watch the video to see my response and get a link... Continue Reading →
I don't know about you, but I'm exhausted. The pandemic is exhausting. Worrying about the health and safety of family and coworkers is exhausting. Natural disasters, a nation coming to terms with centuries of racial disparity, and a Presidential campaign... Continue Reading →
