We’re putting together a local history collection at @jclsor.bsky.social. Here’s a few of the stickers I designed that will soon decorate the spines of the included materials.

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Coming soon from @jclsor.bsky.social:

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My li'l animation of Opal, the cutest octopus of all time, is now the banner on the JCLS catalog home page.

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CFP: “Amplify Your Impact” Column in RUSQ (Reference User Services Quarterly) #LibraryMarketing Do you have a great marketing story to tell? The "Amplify Your Impact" column in RUSQ (Reference User Services Quarterly), is looking for submissions!As the editor for this column, I'm seeking articles that share how libraries are marketing their services and connecting with their communities in new and interesting ways. Maybe you've launched a new program, found a unique way to distribute resources, or have a fresh take on promoting your library's value. Whatever your angle, your story could inspire other librarians.Below are key submission details to keep in mind:Articles should be between 1,500 and 3,000 words.The content should appeal to a wide audience of librarians and library workers.A formal literature review is not required, and the tone can be less formal.Content should advance the practice of reference librarianship (broadly defined). Articles do not need to be based on new research but could report early findings.Ready to submit or have questions? Contact me, Yvonne Dooley, at yvonnedooley@creighton.edu.You can also read past articles for free at  Do you have a great marketing story to tell? The "Amplify Your Impact" column in RUSQ (Reference User Services Quarterly), is looking for submissions!As the editor for this column, I'm seeking articles that share how libraries are marketing their services and connecting with their communities in new and interesting ways. Maybe you've launched a new program, found a unique way to distribute resources, or have a fresh take on promoting your library's value. Whatever your angle, your story could inspire other librarians.Below are key submission details to keep in mind:Articles should be between 1,500 and 3,000 words.The content should appeal to a wide audience of librarians and library workers.A formal literature review is not required, and the tone can be less formal.Content should advance the practice of reference librarianship (broadly defined). Articles do not need to be based on new research but could report early findings.Ready to submit or have questions? Contact me, Yvonne Dooley, at yvonnedooley@creighton.edu.You can also read past articles for free at  Read original article: Read More

CFP: “Amplify Your Impact” Column in RUSQ (Reference User Services Quarterly) #LibraryMarketing

Do you have a great marketing story to tell? The "Amplify Your Impact" column in RUSQ (Reference User Services Quarterly), is looking for submissions!As the editor for this column, I'm seeking articles…

Happy birthday, “Same Old Train!”

This is such a fun piece of history from our area, and it was a delight cutting it together.

#libraries #librarymarketing #history #video

The Mobile Branch - Jackson County Library District Discover how Jackson County Library Services’ DART van brings free WiFi, laptops, books, and library services directly to underserved communities, breaking down barriers to access and meeting patrons ...

I wrote about the @jclsor.bsky.social DART van, which is basically the closest thing we have to a Batmobile. #libraries #librarymarketing

We’ve done a couple #ASL storytime videos at @jclsor.bsky.social, and more are planned. Here’s one of our latest.

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The latest @jclsor.bsky.social ambient storytelling adaptation - Saki’s “The Open Window” - is live. It features the voices six JCLS staffers, including yours truly, and was shot in and around the historic Hanley home.

#storytelling #libraries #librarymarketing

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🎨 Love designing graphics, writing promo copy, or managing social media? Join OLA’s Marketing & Communications Committee to help promote libraries across Oklahoma!
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@jclsor.bsky.social is teaming up with a bunch of local food trucks for #NationalLibraryWeek. Today through April 12, show your library card at one of the participating food trucks, and get a special sticker AND 10% off your order!

#libraries #librarymarketing

Hiring a Marketing Specialist or Manager? Questions to Ask Candidates A client recently asked me for some interview questions to ask when hiring a new Marketing Manager. I thought this was a great question, and wanted to share some of my answers with all of you!

Hiring a Library Marketing Specialist?
Make the right hire with these key interview questions. From strategy to skills, get tips to find the perfect fit for your library: cordeliaandersonapr.com/2022/07/21/hiring-a-marketing-specialist-or-manager-questions-to-ask
#LibraryMarketing #HiringTips

Libraries and Community Engagement I was recently in Jacksonville, Florida giving a workshop about “Optimizing Your Library to Increase Community Engagement.” Preparing for this workshop, I did some thinking about the in…

Sharing some ideas about libraries and community engagement. Would love your thoughts! #LibraryMarketing

Handy Library Marketing Resources from Innovative | David Lee King Check out Innovative's blog post Top 10 Resources for Library Marketing Inspiration. There's some good stuff here, including: Webinars from Cordelia Anderson and Kathy Dempsey A handy TikTok Tipsheet ...

New blog post focused on library marketing resources - check it out! davidleeking.com/handy-librar... #marketing #librarymarketing

Hope everyone has a wonderful #Thanksgiving! Coming up next week: Marketing and Outreach Strategies to Engage Your Community, part of a #LibraryJournal Workshop, Dec. 4, 2024, 12pm Eastern. Registration required. Visit my calendar page to learn more! bit.ly/CACSpeakingSchedule #librarymarketing

We had a great time at #LMCC24 in St. Louis, MO! It's always fun to chat with and learn from other library marketing and communications managers from across the country, and bring home new ideas for our own Buffalo & Erie County Public Libraries. #LMCC #librarymarketing

Twtpoll as a Chatbot Because sometimes all you need is one question.

I just voted: #poll Which of these is a better name for a book, with an accompanying website? http://bit.ly/hERm2G #librarymarketing