Presentation slides for the Maximum Marketing/Minimum Investment presentation by Janie Rutherford, State Library of Kansas for the WebJunction Online Conference, 2010.
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Maximum Marketing
1. Maximum Marketing/ Presented by
Minimum Investment
Janie Rutherford, Communications Specialist,
State Library of Kansas, janier@kslib.info
Technology Essentials 2010 Cindi Hickey, WebJunction Kansas Coordinator,
State Library of Kansas, chickey@kslib.info
WebJunction
02.09.2010
Todays Menu The 4Ps of M&M
Product
The 4 Ps of M&M Marketing
Price
Minimum Cost/Maximum Marketing
Place
A Handful of M&M Ideas
Promotion
Share your M&Ms in fact, start
now in the text area!
Photo by Vern Hart
DSP 142: Drowning in M&Ms 2007-10-06
Product Price
Its what you do!
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Produce & Deliver
Photo by glisglis
Excellent Customer Service
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2. Placement Promotion
How you DELIVER!
LOCATION AVAILABILITY - ACCESSIBILITY
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Thats right! Promotion is getting the word out.
Minimum Cost Minimum Cost
E-Mail E-Mail
Out of your customers mouths
Wealth of Pennies by r-z Wealth of Pennies by r-z
Minimum Cost Minimum Cost
E-Mail E-Mail
Out of your customers mouths Out of your customers mouths
Your website Your website
Make friends with the local media
How does it support the librarys mission
Program is timely because
Program is unique because
The impact of this program will be
Wealth of Pennies by r-z Wealth of Pennies by r-z
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3. Minimum Cost Maximum Marketing
E-Mail Send them home with something
Out of your customers mouths
Your website
Make friends with the local media
Blog it! Activities, new books,
reviews
Wealth of Pennies by r-z * ROI = Return on investment
Maximum Marketing Maximum Marketing
Send them home with something Send them home with something
Capture & use customer comments Capture & use customer comments
Reach out to community groups
* ROI = Return on investment * ROI = Return on investment
Maximum Marketing Maximum Marketing
Send them home with something Send them home with something
Capture & use customer comments Capture & use customer comments
Reach out to community groups Reach out to community groups
Create a planning calendar Create a planning calendar
Publicize your ROI*
* ROI = Return on investment
* ROI = Return on investment
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4. A Handful of Ideas Another handful
Snacks in the Stacks. New at the
Forgive Fines for Food or Donations (Haiti?). Library feature
in the Sunday
Slip your program flyer in the utility bill (no postage for paper.
you). Share newsletter
Book twitter. space.
Distribute your
calendar and
post on your
website.
Old computer +
big screen =
slide show of
library events.
P.S. Dont worry! We will post all the M&Ms
on WebJunction with the webinar archive.
One Last Handful Share your M&Ms
From the M Word blog. Posters by Calgary Public Library, http://calgarypubliclibrary.com/
Take your show on the road present for other orgs.
Get a fLip cam / add video to your website.
Use Jing, PhotoStory, etc. to tell your story.
Put your flyers where the target audience goes.
Get More M&Ms And on paper
WebJunction Marketing:
http://ks.webjunction.org/marketing Medford, NJ: Information Today
2009
The M Word: Marketing Libraries blog: ISBN 978-1-57387-368-0
http://themwordblog.blogspot.com/
The Librarian is In http://blogs.bcr.org/publiclibraries/
Library Journal Bubble Room
http://www.libraryjournal.com/blog/820000682.html?nid=4
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Marketing-Mantra-for-Librarians http://marketing-mantra- Nancy Dowd, Mary Evangeliste & Jonathan Silberman
for-librarians.blogspot.com/
Talking Books Librarian
http://talkingbookslibrarian.blogspot.com
Beths Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media
http://beth.typepad.com/beths_blog/
Chicago, IL: ALA Editions
2010
Item Number: 978-0-8389-1000-9
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5. Thank You!
&
Janie Rutherford, Communications Specialist, Cindi Hickey, WebJunction Kansas Coordinator,
State Library of Kansas, janier@kslib.info State Library of Kansas, chickey@kslib.info
Watch for your ideas on WebJunction!
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