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I Took a Vacation… and Realized Two Big Things About Libraries and Library Marketing!

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The Library Marketing Show, Episode 57

Angela moved her quarantine from Ohio to Virginia last week. While she was there, she realized two big things and she wanted to share those insights with you.

And she shares kudos this week for all the libraries who managed to pivot super fast and make their Summer Reading work in a pandemic. It was HARD WORK and you deserve kudos! 👏👏

What did you think of this episode? Are you struggling with marketing and promotion right now? Do you have a suggestion for a topic for a future episode? Let me know in the comments. And subscribe to this series to get a new video tip for libraries each week!

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The VERY LATEST Info on Pinterest and What It Means For Library Marketing!

The VERY LATEST Info on #Pinterest and What It Means For Library Marketing!

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The Library Marketing Show, Episode 56

Angela reveals the juicy nuggets inside the Pinterest Advertising Guide and explains how this new info applies to libraries doing marketing on Pinterest.

Also Kudos to the Monroe County Public Library in Bloomington, IN for their clever and cute “masks required” video. 

What did you think of this episode? Are you struggling with marketing and promotion right now? Do you have an episode suggestion? Let me know in the comments.

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You Don’t Need a Press Release to Get Good Media Coverage of Your Library! Here’s the Secret Trick From a Former Journalist.

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The Library Marketing Show, Episode 55

Angela used to work in a TV newsroom and at a library and she shares a secret for getting good press coverage for your library. It doesn’t involve writing a press release!

Also, a reader wants to know if YOU know of any cartoon artists doing library-specific drawings or memes to share on social media. If you do, let her know in the comments!

Also Kudos to the winners of the 2020 PR Xchange Award Winners!

What did you think of this episode? Are you struggling with marketing and promotion right now? Do you have an episode suggestion? Would you like to nominate someone for kudos? Let me know in the comments.

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COVID-19 is STRESSFUL for Library Workers. Here Are Tips to Help You Feel Better.

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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 not alone. Here is a great study about how stress affects your brain. Angela shares her personal tips for coping with stress in this unique time.

Do you have tips or coping mechanisms? Please share them in the comments.

Also Kudos to Rutherford County Library System IT Administrator, Kevin Robertson, for creating this great “bounce back” page of resources for patrons. Kevin was nominated by Carol Ghattas of Linebaugh Public Library. Nominate someone to receive kudos by commenting on this post.

What did you think of this episode? Do you have an episode suggestion? Let me know in the comments. And subscribe to this series to get a new video tip for libraries each week!  

Google’s New Social Media Platform and What it Means for Library Marketing!

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The Library Marketing Show, Episode 51

Angela 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 to Kelly Passek, a school librarian in VA. She is delivering books to the kids in her district by drone.  

What did you think of this episode? Are you struggling with marketing and promotion right now? Do you have a nominee for the Kudos segment? Drop a comment below!

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Tips for Dealing With Angry Patrons When Your Library Reopens

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The Library Marketing Show, Episode 49

Angela addresses a serious subject. As libraries reopen their physical buildings, library staff members are worried about dealing with patrons who are upset. Angela offers some tips for dealing with patrons who are having trouble accepting the new rules and regulations. She also has a special message for library managers-PLEASE WATCH!

Do you have more tips to share with your fellow library staffers? Please add your suggestions in the comments.

Also Kudos to Poudre River Public Library District. They have a fun and innovated curbside service for kids called Bag ‘O Books. 

What did you think of this episode? Are you struggling with marketing and promotion right now? Do you have a nominee for the Kudos segment? Drop a comment below!

And subscribe to this series to get a new video tip for libraries each week! Thanks for watching.

Email vs. Social Media: Which is Better for #LibraryMarketing Right Now?⚔️

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The Library Marketing Show, Episode 48

Angela is back in her outdoor work tent and this week, she’s sharing her opinion about the best way for your library communicate wth cardholders. Is it email? Is it social media? Can you guess? Listen and then join the conversation–let her know what works best for your community in the comments.

Also Kudos to the Toledo-Lucas County Public Library for their Safe Work Playbook. This is the best physical library building reopening document I’ve come across.  

What did you think of this episode? Do you love a specific library’s Facebook work? Are you struggling with marketing and promotion right now? Do you have a nominee for the Kudos segment? Drop a comment below. And subscribe to this series to get a new video tip for libraries each week! Thanks for watching.

Which Libraries Are Kicking *ss on Facebook? A Viewer Seeks Inspiration

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The Library Marketing Show, Episode 47

Angela answers a viewer question from a librarian at Pearsall Public Library. This librarian feels like she’s “drowning” on Facebook. She wanted to know if there were any libraries doing a great job on Facebook right now. The answer is…yes! Watch for my picks and add your own library Facebook page to the comments.

Also Kudos to everyone doing curbside service videos.

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Why the Circle of Promotion is Your Best Bet for Library Marketing

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The #LibraryMarketing Show, Episode 46

Angela explains the Circle of Promotion and how all of your marketing tactics should tie together so we can reach our whole community. Here is the blog post by Angela’s former library that she talks about in this video.

Also Kudos to the Spartanburg County Public Library. They are doing a Pandemic time capsule, which is a fun activity. Their contest rules are also hilarious! Check it out here

And subscribe to this series to get a new video tip for libraries each week! Thanks for watching.

Want more Library Marketing Show? Watch previous episodes!

This blog consists of my own personal opinions and may not represent those of my employer. Subscribe to this blog and you’ll receive an email every time I post. To do that, click on “Follow” button in the bottom left-hand corner of the page. Connect with me on Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn.   

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