Watch Now The Library Marketing Show, Episode 58 Angela is back in her outdoor work space. She answers a question from a viewer who said: "We have gotten a lot of criticism recently for posting too much on social media.... Continue Reading →
In a normal world, my library friends in the United States would be gearing up for the annual Library Card Sign-up Month campaign. But reaching your non-cardholding community members may feel overwhelming, considering all the hurdles to service libraries face... Continue Reading →
Watch Now The Library Marketing Show, Episode 57 Angela moved her quarantine from Ohio to Virginia last week. While she was there, she realized two big things and she wanted to share those insights with you. And she shares kudos... Continue Reading →
Watch Now The Library Marketing Show, Episode 56Angela reveals the juicy nuggets inside the Pinterest Advertising Guide and explains how this new info applies to libraries doing marketing on Pinterest. Also Kudos to the Monroe County Public Library in Bloomington,... Continue Reading →
Not long ago, I read the results of a new survey. It kind of blew my mind. Orbitz Media asked content creators about the amount of time they spend blogging. They found the average blog post now takes 3 hours... Continue Reading →
WATCH NOW The Library Marketing Show, Episode 53.Angela issues a call to action to libraries to join in the movement to create a new utility... one that will ensure everyone in your community truly has access to library.Also Kudos to... Continue Reading →
I'll never forget the day. It was hot and bright, the sun warm enough to leave no doubt that summer was here but not hot enough to melt the makeup clear off your face. I had been back from vacation... Continue Reading →
Watch Now The Library Marketing Show, Episode 52 Angela talks about the stress that many library staff feel because of the pandemic. The worries in our personal and professional lives are causing us to feel overwhelmed. It's okay. You are... Continue Reading →
At my former job at a large metropolitan public library, there was an unspoken rule when it came to library conferences. Librarians got first dibs on training money to attend. I thought that was totally fair. But I also found... Continue Reading →
