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What the Heck Is the Difference Between Library Statistics and Marketing Metrics? Here’s the Full Explanation and Why They Are BOTH Important!

Watch the Video Now The Library Marketing​​​​​​​​ Show, Episode 156: In this episode, we'll explain the difference between library statistics and library metrics. We use the terms interchangeably. But the exact definition is really important to the success of your... Continue Reading →

Are You Sure Your Digital Library Promotions Are Working? Gain Confidence and Take the Guesswork Out of Marketing in Five Minutes a Day!

Photo of the Old Main Library reading room for the blind, courtesy Cincinnati & Hamilton County Library The Town Hall Library in North Lake, Wisconsin occupies a quaint white building with black shutters that looks like it might have once... Continue Reading →

Want To Improve Your Productivity and Feel Pride in Your Work? Here Are the 7 Essential Habits of Highly Effective Library Marketers.

I'm 100 percent certain that everyone who reads this blog has heard of the book, "The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People" by Stephen Covey. Written in 1989, this self-help book has sold more than 25 million copies worldwide. Covey's... Continue Reading →

Looking for Guaranteed Email Marketing Success at Your Library? Here Are Four Essential Metrics To Track.

Use the feedback button to share your most pressing email marketing question. I'll answer these in a future blog post! I love opening the "reports" tab on an email platform. There is a second or two of anticipation as the... Continue Reading →

How to Track Library Marketing with Google Analytics URL Builder

Recently, one of my readers asked me to explain how to use Google tracking links to analyze the success of library marketing efforts. So I've created an easy step-by-step guide to get you on the right track. Google links let... Continue Reading →

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