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Market, Message, and Medium: A Library Marketer Shares How She Tackles Promotions in a Time Crunch

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Suzanne suggests breaking your promotional campaign into three steps: market, message, and medium. Most of the patrons enrolled in this program are seniors and older adults, and many of them do not have email addresses let alone Facebook accounts. So, Suzanne has some simple and practical advice for small libraries.

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Plan for Library Marketing Success! How To Create an Effective Marketing Plan No Matter the Size of Your Library (Plus a Free Downloadable Template!)

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It keeps people accountable. You do need a plan if you are creating a campaign that lasts for more than several weeks. Not every promotion needs print materials, a press release, or a digital sign. A library marketing plan also ensures everyone knows the end goal of your marketing efforts. It sets deadlines.

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Library’s Spectacular Success: A Day-Long Cardholder Event Draws Crowds in Record Numbers – Unveiling the Secrets Behind the Triumph!

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We’re also hoping to make time to develop general library marketing campaigns. The Southern Adirondack Library System’s Facebook account is an absolute meme machine. Mike and the rest of the L. So, we’ll go from weekly videos for a few months to no videos at all. Finding a better balance is big on my list.” So more of the ‘Hey!