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1. Conduct market research: present & future needs
2. Identify and segment target audiences
3. Set goals as measurable outcomes
4. Create conversations- listen to what they want
5. Develop product or service
6. Identify competition- assess gaps
7. Create marketing plan - include metrics
8. Promote
9. Get feedback, measure, evaluate
10. Use lessons to improve product or process
A Key Part of the Marketing Process
At the end of this session you’ll be able to:
1. Integrate your marketing into LibraryAware
2. Make informed decisions on which roles to assign LA users
3. Identify appropriate communication channels
and cross-promotion opportunities
This training will also review where to:
• Upload your library photos and logos
• Set up social accounts for your library
• Create new e-Resources in LibraryAware
• Enter email subscribers, community partners, media outlets
• Define subscriber segments
• Find help and customer support
Editor
Editor: Prints and Creates
Include People Responsible for: Program Developers Person responsible for creating your brochures and booklists People who create internal materials
Who should be a Publisher?
Creates and delivers, adds subscribers, community partners
Include People Responsible for:
• * Posting to Facebook and Twitter
• * Sending Promotional Emails
• * Sending Media Releases
• Developing Programs
• Curating Collections
• Marketing, PR, Media
* Even if you have people who specialize in these areas, we strongly urge you to allow
program developers and collection developers have the ability to create content as well.
Administrator
Creates, Delivers, plus defines user roles and branding
• You • Marketing manager • Branch manager
Questions:
Email: [email protected]
Sign up for tips and news at: www.libraryaware.com
To register for training: http://www.ebscohost.com/novelist/support-training/training
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