https://youtu.be/xV04cRLQcTY The Library Marketing Show, Episode 164: Click the video link above to hear about the top two social media headlines for libraries. YouTube channels are getting their own handles. And TikTok fires back at Instagram with a new feature.... Continue Reading →
Watch the Video Now The Library Marketing Show, Episode 147 In this episode, we'll answer a question from a viewer. They wanted to know how to tell which of their promotions are working. It's sometimes tricky work trying to figure... Continue Reading →
Watch Now The Library Marketing Show, Episode 139: In this episode, I'll answer a question I hear frequently at conferences and events. There are thousands of small and rural libraries across the world that depend on a very small staff... Continue Reading →
Watch Now The Library Marketing Show, Episode 102 In this episode, I share some tips for how to use your library's FAQ's into marketing opportunities. This idea can be a great way to establish your library as a place of... Continue Reading →
Watch Now The Library Marketing Show, Episode 93 In this episode, I'm sharing two tools that will help you when you're writing any kind of library promotional copy for any type of marketing tactic. Kudos go to the Elizabeth Public... Continue Reading →
Watch Now The Library Marketing Show, Episode 78 In this episode, I'll give my suggestions for programming your social media posts so you can get some time back in your schedule for all of the other stuff you do! Do... Continue Reading →
Watch Now The Library Marketing Show, Episode 77 In this episode, I'll share some ideas for getting inactive cardholders to come back and use the library again. Thank you to Jackie from the Union County Library System for submitting this... Continue Reading →
Watch Now The Library Marketing Show, Episode 76 In this episode, I'll share some ideas for getting your fellow library staff members excited and energized to give you photos, ideas, and information that you can use for library marketing. Thank... Continue Reading →