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Photo courtesy of the Cincinnati and Hamilton County Public Library This is the fifth installment in the 2024 series of socialmedia guides for libraries. LinkedIn is my favorite socialmedia platform, personally and professionally. But I am here to tell you that audiences on LinkedIn are engaged and active.
One of the best ways to find your library marketing soulmates… the ones who will nod sympathetically when you talk about how hard it is to get engagement on your socialmedia posts or how your co-workers expect you to make a flyer for every single program is at a conference.
In fact, we’re going to begin with tips for working remotely, because if you can’t collaborate online, you won’t be able to prepare a grant application or launch a successful fundraising or crowdfunding campaign. to set up a free site and tips for updating your website to increase engagement.
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In college in the early 1980s, the University of Michigan repositioned its focus on fundraising (what universities call "development") in part by hiring a top development official from Stanford, creating a new campaign, etc.--the the University has successful raised billions since. and Saturday and Sunday 8 a.m.
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