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How To Create a Marketing Plan for an Entire Year Even if Your Library’s Strategic Plan Sucks or Is Non-Existent!

Super Library Marketing

If you’re like me, you do some strategic planning when you go on a trip. Marketing for a library works best when the promotions are tied to a library’s overall strategic plan. What is the difference between a strategic plan and a marketing plan? It’s even got its own website and fan club.

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Time Well Spent: How One Library Marketing Team Analyzes Metrics and Uses That Data To Prove Their Value

Super Library Marketing

I work closely with our director, and fortunately, our library did a strategic plan two years ago. And the dashboards on targeted emailing, social media performance, and Google Analytics are very telling.” Those metrics come in handy as Ann plans marketing for the rest of the year. exclaims Ann. “We

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10 Tips to Make The Most of Your Next Library Marketing Conference

Super Library Marketing

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 strategic planning for libraries. Connect with fellow attendees and speakers on social media before you go. You can steal mine!

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I Spent 3 Hours in a Room Full of Curious and Committed Library Staff: Here Are the 4 Things I Learned From Them!

Super Library Marketing

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 don’t give our employees the time to work through strategic planning. We should be proud of: Our social media engagement. You can help.

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The Biggest Problem Library’s Face? Reaching New Cardholders! Here’s a 6-step Plan for Growing Your Library User Base

Super Library Marketing

An example of the Problem-Solution approach I recently saw a real-life library’s strategic plan which included a pledge to increase access to the collection for underserved communities, immigrants, and new residents. Step 2: Target new audiences with a little money on social media. It’s marketing with empathy.

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Marketing Your Library to Senior Citizens: How to Circumvent Stereotypes and Authentically Connect With Older Patrons

Super Library Marketing

For example, the Queens Library’s strategic plan specifically says, “The borough is growing older, with its elderly population projected to increase by more than 30% by 2040.” And they’re active on social media. Have a plan to target your older population with value-oriented messages.

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2024 Trends for Online Community Engagement

Social Pinpoint

Today, organizations are receiving larger data sets, not just from traditional in-person activities, but also digitally from platforms like Social Pinpoint and social media. With an overview of the process, they use Social Pinpoint’s Tabs tool to break down their feedback into easily digestible sections.