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Watch Me Set 3 Library Marketing Goals for Real-Life Libraries in 60 Seconds or Less.๐ŸŽฏ And Hey, You Can Do This Too!

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#LibraryMarketing Show, episode 216

Setting goals for library marketing is incredibly important. A couple of weeks ago, I issued a challenge.

You all responded and I accepted. So here’s the payoff: we’re going to set some goals in 60 seconds in this episode. And you’re going to see just how easy it is.

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๐Ÿ˜ซStressed? Exhausted? Here Are My Top 4 Tips for Handling Library Marketing Burnout

#LibraryMarketing Show, episode 215

We are coming to the end of a very stressful year.

In addition to all of the things that you’ve been doing in library promotions, you’ve been fighting book challenges, plowing through summer reading, trying to reach new audiences, struggling to stay up to date with social media changes, and more.

And by now you are feeling very tired and very burnt out. I know this because one of my viewers asked how to manage that feeling.

I’m not your therapist. But I’m gonna play one in this episode! I have four of my personal tips for managing burnout that I’ll share.

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It’s Okay To Take A Break From Social Media! Here Are the Benefits of a Pause for Your Library

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#LibraryMarketing Show, episode 213

The holiday season is fast approaching. And I want to give libraries a gift this season. The gift is…

A break from social media. ๐Ÿ˜ฎ

Wait, what? Am I advising you to stop library promotions on social?

We’re gonna talk about why it might be good for your library to take a break in this episode of The Library Marketing Show.

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A Viewer Asks: Should You Go Back and Rewrite Your Library’s Old Social Media and Blog Posts?

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#LibraryMarketing Show, episode 213

A viewer wants to know: “Do I need to go back in time and update all my social media posts and my blog posts”

That’s a great question! Is it a good practice or a waste of your time? I’ll give my best advice in this episode.

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A 13-Year-Old Kid Gives Library Marketing Advice About YouTube. Is He Right??

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#LibraryMarketing Show, episode 212

The 13-year-old son of one of my viewers has been giving some library marketing advice to his mom and to others. He says libraries should be posting on YouTube Shorts.

Is he right? I’ll let you know whether this kid is a future library marketer in this episode.

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Controversial Opinion: Why Your Library Should Stop Using the โ€œRโ€ Word in Your Promotions (Please!)

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#LibraryMarketing Show, episode 211

This one may be controversial but…

I want you to stop using the “R” word in your library promotions.

What is the “R” word, and what should you say instead? I’m going to explain in this episode.

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โญIt’s Never too Early! Get Ready to Promote Your Library on TikTok This Holiday Season

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#LibraryMarketing Show, episode 210

I know, we haven’t even gotten to Halloween yet. But guess what??

TikTok has released its holiday shopping guide for marketers! And although this guide was created for shops and profit brands, there were a lot of really great tips in here that you can use at your library. Let’s dig into the guide in this episode.

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(P.S. Here is the guide mentioned in this episode, no email required!)


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Libraries Face a Crisis: Why You Should Throw Out a Full One-Third of Your Planned Promotions To Fight Back

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#LibraryMarketing Show, episode 209

I am proposing that you throw out one-third of your planned marketing and promotions for the next 12 months! I know it’s a big ask.

But I want you to use that space to create marketing and promotions that fight back against the biggest existential threat libraries have ever faced in their existence. I’ll explain why this is absolutely necessary in this episode.

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Emmy-Award Winning Journalist Shares 6 Dependable Ways To Get Press Coverage for Your Library

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#LibraryMarketing Show, episode 208

The media is an important part of your library marketing strategy. But how do you get reporters to cover your library? You’ve come to the right place.

In my former life, I was an Emmy-award-winning journalist. And I’m going to share some strategies to help you with press coverage in this episode.

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