Fall is the new spring: Preparing for new beginnings
According to the calendar, New Year’s Day is the time of new beginnings. Botanically spring is the time of rebirth. But for many of us, an equally strong argument could be made for fall being the best time for fresh starts. What is the best way for arts administrators and marketers to manage this time of transition?
It’s all in the details: Creating an editorial style guide
When you’re writing marketing copy or articles, do you think about how to write out the time? If the information is accurate, does it matter whether you write 8:00 p.m., 8pm, or 8:00 PM? Yes, it does.
It’s not what you can afford, it’s what you value.
Imagine you are standing outside holding a $20 bill. Suddenly a bird swoops down, snatches that bill from your hand and flies away – bird and money never to be seen again. Not cool, bird. Not cool.
Is it time to look at your brand?
If your organization isn’t standing out, take a look at its brand. If you think it needs a little work (or a lot)—you might be right.
Setting Marketing Priorities
Before you think about who is going to get your postcards and how often you’re going to send emails, start by defining your marketing priorities.