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 →
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NEW LIVE LIBRARY MARKETING SHOW ON INSTAGRAM! I've decided to try a new thing! I'll be doing a live Instagram Q&A and discussion about Library Marketing. The sessions will be every Tuesday at noon ET (10 a.m. Central and 9... Continue Reading →
I live with two teenagers. They love their mobile devices. They are avid users of social media. They also check their email often. You might think that's a fluke. For a long time, I did! I thought that my nagging... 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 →
This post is a short. That's because I want to share just one tip this week. No need to blow up the wheel or create a whole new strategy or have a bunch of meetings. This week, there is just... 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 →
If you've read my blog for any length of time you know that I believe in email marketing for libraries. At my library, we've used email to communicate with cardholders for more than three years and it's the most powerful... Continue Reading →
Let's be real. When you work at a library, the process of collecting and analyzing data on your marketing initiatives can be messy, tedious, time-consuming, and boring as hell. I speak from experience. I am a data-collection freak but I... Continue Reading →
