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Metaโ€™s Next Move Could Hurt Libraries on Social Media! Here’s What We Know Right Now

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#LibraryMarketingShow, episode 322

As if social media wasnโ€™t already hard enough for libraries, Meta may be about to raise the difficulty level โ€” again.

A potential change is on the horizon that could significantly impact how libraries reach their communities on Facebook and Instagram. In this episode of The Library Marketing Show, we break down whatโ€™s coming, why it matters, and what libraries should be thinking about now so theyโ€™re not caught off guard later.

Plus, we have a kudos award that proves you can’t always plan for greatness!

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I’ve Uncovered 3 Library Marketing Opportunities Hidden in a New Trends Report!

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#LibraryMarketingShow, episode 321

The Urban Libraries Councilโ€™s new trends report is out, and itโ€™s packed with clues about where library marketing needs to go next.

Iโ€™ve done the digging for you. In this episode of The Library Marketing Show, I pull out the trends with the biggest marketing implications and show how libraries can use them right now to reach more people and stay relevant.

Plus, I’m giving kudos to a library whose photo choice for a promotional post was spot on!

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Listening to Library Users: A Wake-Up Call for Library Marketing

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#LibraryMarketingShow, episode 320

A few weeks ago, I made a shocking discovery.

I talked to library users. And what they revealed shook me.

The conversation ignited unexpected controversy on LinkedIn and exposed a blind spot many libraries donโ€™t realize they have. In this episode of The Library Marketing Show, I break down what I heard, why it matters, and how libraries can turn this uncomfortable insight into a powerful opportunity.

Plus, kudos go to a library reaching a new section of its community with book recommendations!

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How to Write Email Subject Lines That Actually Work: The Text Test

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#LibraryMarketingShow, episode 319

A few weeks ago, I heard a tip for writing email subject lines that made me equal parts excited and annoyed. Excited because it works. Annoyed because itโ€™s so obvious in hindsight.

In this episode of The Library Marketing Show, Iโ€™m sharing the simple shift that can make your library emails more compelling and more likely to get opened!

Plus, the first kudos of the new year go to an academic library that managed to poke fun at AI and highlight the staff’s human expertise.

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How To Thrive and Succeed as a Team of Library Marketers

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#LibraryMarketingShow, episode 317

Does your libraryโ€™s marketing ever feel like a patchwork quilt โ€” one person doing social media, another making flyers, someone else juggling program promotion โ€” yet everything is still supposed to look consistent and effective? If that sounds familiar, this episode of The Library Marketing Show is for you!

Iโ€™m sharing practical, easy-to-use tips to help your marketing team work better together, even if youโ€™re spread across branches, juggling different tasks, or working without clear leadership or shared expectations.

Plus, I’ll give kudos to a library that got a huge shout-out for its partnership with a local school district.

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The Mini-Metric Toolkit for Library Marketers (Even if Youโ€™re Just One Person in a Bigger Library Marketing Machine)

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#LibraryMarketingShow, episode 316

If youโ€™ve ever promoted a library program and quietly wondered whether youโ€™re supposed to be tracking how well it workedโ€ฆ this weekโ€™s video is absolutely for you!

In this episode of The Library Marketing Show, Iโ€™m tackling something that a lot of library staff avoid because it feels intimidating: Measuring your promotions. Not in a scary, spreadsheets open in 30 tabs way, but in a โ€œhere are simple tools you can start using todayโ€ way, even if youโ€™re not the person running your libraryโ€™s full marketing operation.

Plus, kudos go to a social media specialist whose videos are taking the internet by storm!

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Stop Scrolling! ๐Ÿ›‘ Try These 5 Library Marketing Tips From Meta for the Holiday Season

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#LibraryMarketingShow, episode 315

Every year, Meta releases its Holiday Playbook. It’s full of strategies designed to boost engagement and sales. And while weโ€™re not selling anything at our libraries, many of these ideas translate really well to the work we are doing!

In this episode of The Library Marketing Show, I pulled out five practical tips from the playbook that you can start using right away on Facebook and Instagram.

Plus, discover how one library’s short-form video garnered over one million views!

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Simple Tips for Keeping Up With Library Marketing Trends (Without Losing Your Mind!)

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#LibraryMarketingShow, episode 314

FYI: The Super Library Marketing Guide to Social Media in 2026 launches on November 17. Be sure to sign up for emails so you don’t miss a single section.

Does it ever feel like youโ€™re chasing every new marketing trend that pops up? ๐Ÿฟ๏ธ

New platforms, new tools, changing audience habits โ€” it never ends! But hereโ€™s the good news: you donโ€™t have to chase every shiny thing to be an effective library marketer.

In this weekโ€™s episode of The Library Marketing Show, Iโ€™ll show you how to stay focused, strategic, and ahead of the curve, without losing your mind.

Do you have a suggestion for a future episode’s topic? Do you want to nominate someone for kudos? Let me knowย here.

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