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 →
I had a wonderful conversation with a librarian from Canada this week. She heads technical services at her library. We were brainstorming about ways to market her library services, programs, and collection during the COVID-19 shutdown. And we both realized... Continue Reading →
I notice it, groggy from sleep. I check my email, as one does, first thing in the morning before getting out of bed. 😉 The sight of it causes my heart to skip a beat. "It's going to be a... Continue Reading →
I have a thing for email marketing. I think it's fun. I like trying to figure out all the pieces. Which subject line is best? To emoji or not to emoji? How much text? What should it say? What kind... Continue Reading →
I spend a good portion of my day as a library marketer trying to figure out how my cardholders live their lives. What do they do? When to they do it? What parts of their life are difficult? What parts... Continue Reading →
This is the second in a two-part series on how to improve the metrics that really matter for library marketing emails. To read the first part on how to improve your library email click-thru rate, click here. The other important... Continue Reading →
A few months ago, I wrote a post about email vanity metrics. Those are the statistics like open rates that make us feel good. But if we're being honest, they're relatively meaningless. The meaningful metrics like click-thru and conversion rates... Continue Reading →
I love email marketing. It's one of the most effective tools in the modern library marketer's toolbox. Emails are a direct way to interact with your cardholders and your community. They are easy to create. You can share stories, collection... Continue Reading →
I spend the majority of my day working on email marketing for my library. Marketing your services, collection, and programs to your cardholders by email is powerful. And it's easy. I want to be very clear--you need to be emailing... Continue Reading →