[CASL-L] FW: Free webinar: Using door-to-door marketing for library card sign-ups

[Styles, Julie]

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Free Webinar: Using Door-to-Door Marketing for Library Card Sign-Ups




"How did your library card sign-ups go this year? Join us at 11 a.m. Central time on Wednesday, Oct. 21, for a free webinar to learn about a new and innovative way to increase library card sign-ups all year long, not just during Library Card Sign-up Month in September.

This webinar will offer marketing strategies for getting outside of your library to break down the barriers that keep people from opting in to a library card. Learn how to dramatically improve your library’s visibility in the community by taking a page from the best political campaigns and going door-to-door to sign people up. The webinar will also provide effective ways to bring this new idea of building awareness to your board and administrators. You will hear directly from librarians who've used these strategies successfully in their communities. Their door-to-door engagement tactics can be part of your library’s ongoing advocacy efforts.

Register now!<http://iz4.me/Klfk2z0jW1V1>

There is no cost to attend the webinar, but registration is required. Participation is limited to the first 100 participants who arrive in the virtual room prior to the start of the webinar, but the webinar will be archived and accessible to ALA members.



[John Chrastka]


Presenters:

John Chrastka, EveryLibrary; Amber Musman and Hollie Trenary, Cedar Rapids (Iowa) Public Library; Linda Price, Crystal Lake (Illinois) Public Library; and Shoshana Francis, Milpitas (California) Library.





Increase Your Reach: Using Door-to-Door Marketing for Library Card Sign-Ups" is sponsored by ALA’s Public Awareness Committee, Committee on Library Advocacy, Office for Library Advocacy and Public Awareness Office.

To learn more about ALA’s advocacy and public awareness efforts, visit: ala.org/advocacy<http://iz4.me/Llfk2z0jW1V1>.










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