Is there any library marketing task as daunting as the annual report? I don't think so. Neither does reader Carrie Weaver of Peters Township Public Library. She is the inspiration behind this post. Carrie writes, "I am sure many other... Continue Reading →
I started this blog six years ago. Can you believe it? When I published my first post, I really had one goal: To help other library workers. I believed that sharing tips, strategies, ideas, and best practices for library marketing... Continue Reading →
Watch Now The Library Marketing Show, Episode 75 In this episode, I'll go over five library strategies for 2021. Kudos in this episode go to the Elsmere Library for a Facebook post and their fun cookie recipe exchange! Do you... Continue Reading →
This is the final installment in a six-part series on social media best practices for libraries in 2021. Learn about Facebook here.Get the guide for Twitter here.Make Instagram work for your library here.Get the guide to YouTube success here. Create... Continue Reading →
This is the fifth in a six-part series on social media best practices for libraries in 2021. Learn about Facebook here and get the guide for Twitter here. Find out how to make Instagram work for your library here and... Continue Reading →
This is the third in a six-part series on social media best practices for libraries in 2021. Learn about Facebook here and get the guide for Twitter here. See the step-by-step guide to YouTube success here. I’m researching the most... Continue Reading →
This is the second in a two-part series on email marketing for libraries. Read part one here. At the Library Advocacy and Funding Conference in September, a new buzzword seemed to be on the lips of many of the presenters.... Continue Reading →
This is the first in a two-part series on email marketing for libraries. Part two is here. If there is one thing that I know about library promotion, it's this: If you want to be successful in library email marketing,... 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 →