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You may be expecting me to recommend that you always attend sessions in the marketing, communications, or outreach track. For example, this year at LibLearnX, I attended a session on strategicplanning for libraries. What’s the best way you’ve found to send messages to your community?
This was the first-ever pre-conference workshop for the Library Marketing and Communications Conference , which returned in all its in-person glory. We must make print collateral, send emails, schedule social media posts, attend meetings, make press releases, do outreach events, and then attend more meetings. We are all doing too much.
The primary contact listed on each proposal will receive a message indicating receipt of the proposal when it is submitted and decisions on proposals will be communicated to the primary contact in late January or early February. Please submit your breakout session proposal using the application form located here by December 21, 2022.
Depending on your library’s overall goals, it may be critical for your organization to focus on attracting and retaining a larger percentage of your community’s older residents. Focus on communicating the mission, vision, and values of your library. Have a plan to target your older population with value-oriented messages.
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