Watch Now The #LibraryMarketing Show, Episode 44 When you're trying to figure out how to get all the work you have to get done during this pandemic and you're feeling overloaded, the one thing you SHOULD NOT sacrifice is communication... Continue Reading →
The Library Marketing Show: Episode 30 WATCH NOW I have a huge announcement for readers of SuperLibraryMarketing.com and viewers of The Library Marketing Show! In this episode, I share why I'm making a big change in my career and what... Continue Reading →
Watch This Episode In this episode of The Library Marketing Show, Angela answers a webinar question: "How do you keep the public informed about what the library has to offer? Often we promote a new product or service, but if... Continue Reading →
Watch Now In this episode, we go through advice for the effective use of digital signs in libraries! Plus kudos to the Columbus Metropolitan Library. For the opening of their Martin Luther King Branch, the system commissioned an original poem... Continue Reading →
WATCH NOW In this episode, we take a question from Emily of North Kingstown Free Library in Rhode Island. She says, "I'm struggling with getting our organization to see the value of opening up online donations. They see the cost... Continue Reading →
Watch Now In this episode, we talk about an anonymous question from a reader who has a little problem: The departments in their library get upset when they re-write their text suggestions for marketing messages. I'll talk about how I... Continue Reading →
WATCH NOW In this short video, we talk about what you should do if your a librarian and your library has asked/forced/demanded/requested that you also handle the marketing. If you don't have a communications degree, what should you do? Can... Continue Reading →
Watch Now Library News: IFLA's new Idea Store! I'm obsessed. It's a great place to exchange ideas. Check it out here. Reader question: Leigh of Pikes Peak Library District asked: I'd like to talk about how to convince the powers-that-be... Continue Reading →
