Watch Now The Library Marketing Show, Episode 59Angela answers a question from a viewer, who wishes to remain anonymous, about whether their library should have one social media account per platform for the entire library system.It's a good question, and... Continue Reading →
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 →
Watch Now The Library Marketing Show, Episode 54 Angela shares a new free tool that will help you create social media posts that are optimized for each of the different platforms. Also Kudos to the Vancouver Island Regional Library for... Continue Reading →
Watch Now The Library Marketing Show, Episode 50Angela answers a viewer question from a viewer who asked, "Is it okay to post non-library content on your library's social media accounts?" Also Kudos to Starkville Public Library in Starkville, Mississippi.... Continue Reading →
Watch Now The #LibraryMarketing Show, Episode 45 Angela goes over the latest study from Sprout Social which lays out the latest research on how people are using social media, plus how they view social media use by brands. The same... Continue Reading →
This week's post is inspired by a question on the Libraries and Social Media Facebook page. A library staff member asked this: "We're being asked to track the virtual 'butts in seats' numbers for each of our programs and also... Continue Reading →
WATCH NOW The #LibraryMarketing Show, Episode 42In this episode, Angela talks about discovering that she was breaking a Twitter Policy Rule repeatedly, for years and years. Hear about why she panicked... and how she figured out it's actually a good... Continue Reading →
I know work is hard right now. But there is one time-saving social media marketing technique that libraries should avoid at all costs. Libraries should avoid cross-posting on social media. Cross-posting is when you post the same text and graphics... Continue Reading →
It’s Not Personal: How to Deal with Negative Comments and Bad Online Reviews of Your Library
The lowest moment in my library career came about four years ago, when my library endured a year of bad press. First, a local TV news station ran a story about drug overdoses at the library. Then, our administration briefly... Continue Reading →
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