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Update on Fighting the Endless Poster-Flyer-Sign Cycle: How To Explain Strategic Print Promotions

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#LibraryMarketing Show, episode 244

I posted a video five years ago about fighting back against the endless flyer-poster cycle. It ended up being the most popular video I’ve ever made.

I have an update! In this episode, let’s dive deeper into using print promotions smartly and strategically.

Plus I’ll give kudos to a library using email to market special services to educators.

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⏱️Here’s an Easy Trick To Share a Consistent Message Across Multiple Library Marketing Channels and Save Time!

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#LibraryMarketing Show, episode 242

One of my viewers is struggling with consistent messaging. They are wondering how to promote something across multiple channels without rewriting the text every single time!

This is a great question. And there’s a little trick you can use to save time and effort. I’ll share it with you in this episode.

Plus kudos go to a library for press coverage they received for their new RFID checkout stands. I’ll explain.

Do you have a suggestion for a topic for a future episode? Want to nominate someone for kudos? Let me know here. And thanks for watching! 

Special note for viewers: The next episode of The Library Marketing Show will be released on Wednesday, June 5.

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