Not long ago, I read the results of a new survey. It kind of blew my mind. Orbitz Media asked content creators about the amount of time they spend blogging. They found the average blog post now takes 3 hours... Continue Reading →
WATCH NOW The Library Marketing Show, Episode 53.Angela issues a call to action to libraries to join in the movement to create a new utility... one that will ensure everyone in your community truly has access to library.Also Kudos to... Continue Reading →
I'll never forget the day. It was hot and bright, the sun warm enough to leave no doubt that summer was here but not hot enough to melt the makeup clear off your face. I had been back from vacation... Continue Reading →
Watch Now The Library Marketing Show, Episode 52 Angela talks about the stress that many library staff feel because of the pandemic. The worries in our personal and professional lives are causing us to feel overwhelmed. It's okay. You are... Continue Reading →
At my former job at a large metropolitan public library, there was an unspoken rule when it came to library conferences. Librarians got first dibs on training money to attend. I thought that was totally fair. But I also found... Continue Reading →
Watch Now The Library Marketing Show, Episode 51Angela talks about Google's new Keen app, which appears to be a competitor for Pinterest. What does this new development mean? Does your library need to jump onboard? Check it out here.Also Kudos... Continue Reading →
A few weeks ago, a good number of you were kind enough to respond to this question, "What is your biggest library marketing concern right now?" As you can imagine, many of those worries are not all marketing related. In... Continue Reading →
Watch Now The Library Marketing Show, Episode 50Angela answers a viewer question from a viewer who asked, "Is it okay to post non-library content on your library's social media accounts?" Also Kudos to Starkville Public Library in Starkville, Mississippi.... Continue Reading →
Has your library physically reopened? I am collecting the reopening experiences of library staff members of all levels. Whether your library is now doing curbside or drive-thru service, books by mail or in-person interactions, how are you, your coworkers, your... Continue Reading →
