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Ouch! How To Gracefully Handle Criticism of Your Library Marketing

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#LibraryMarketingShow, episode 292

Nothing is worse than working on library promotional content, only for somebody to tell you it’s no good. 😔

How can we gracefully accept and incorporate criticism of our library marketing? I’ll give you some tips in this episode of The Library Marketing Show.

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Don’t Forget This Important Step in Library Marketing! The Library Marketing Show: Episode 23

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There is ONE THING that many libraries miss when they are making big decision. This thing is super important to marketing and to serving our communities. In this episode,  learn about this step is, why it matters, and how I almost missed an opportunity to put this one thing to use when making changes to my library’s print publication!

Also Kudos go out to NoveList for the free book The Secret Language of Books, which is incredibly helpful for marketing your collection. You can get a free print or digital copy!

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