I'm so intrigued by the Community Engagement Department at Saline Public Library! Combining marketing, outreach, and programming -- sounds very effective! #lmcc22
Library Marketing and Communication Conference! There has been some talk about style guides in the first two presentations, so I wanted to share the one for our library! https://t.co/VpRQs9W6yR #lmcc22
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Impact stories at Plano Library - stop talking what you have, share impact library made for someone’s life. Staff collects these stories, shared as info graphic, share to stakeholders. #LMCC19
When signing up new cardholders, ask them, "What's one thing I can go to get you started today?" Get the front-line staff on board -- conversational marketing! #lmcc19
Public-facing staff are your most important marketers! give them talking points so they can understand changes and help customers understand changes. #librarymarketing#lmcc19
“To increase accessibility use:
High contrast
Largest font that works with the design
Uncluttered design
Always use meaningful alt tags or descriptive text”
- Angie Brunk #LMCC19
Presenter shows another slide for evaluation; designers need to look at font width and height between fonts affect readability. Digital signs should not be text heavy, contrast should be examine, & use icons #LMCC19