Providing consulting, training and planning services to community-serving organizations such as libraries, nonprofits, educational institutions and government agencies.
Instead of starting with all the reasons you can't do something, start with the assertion that you will do it. This thought popped into my mind the other say as I was thinking about the challenges faced by a client of mine. It reminded me of many times in my career when I would come… Continue reading Developing a problem-solving mindset
I have recently been working on a training for one my clients about gathering and telling stories of impact. Stories of impact are such an effective and easy way to tell the story of your organization - whether you are improving people's lives or selling a great product. I think we are often reluctant to… Continue reading Owning your impact
Last week, I had the pleasure of delivering the keynote address at the annual Library Marketing & Communications Conference with LMCC President Jennifer Burke. Jennifer and I covered a lot of topics during our keynote conversation and follow-up breakout session, but the topic that seemed to resonate with people most of all was my concept… Continue reading Recapping My Keynote at the 2018 Library Marketing & Communications Conference
On May 30, 2018 I taught my fourth - can it be fourth?!?!? - Library Journal " class: "Next Level Marketing, Innovative Ideas and Tech Tools Anyone Can Execute. " Love sharing insights with library professionals across the country! Summary: As technology advances, so do your opportunities to market creatively. In this session, an expert from… Continue reading Library Journal Course: Next Level Marketing, Innovative Ideas and Tech Tools Anyone Can Execute
Following up on several articles about the Charlotte Mecklenburg Library's marketing efforts, Charlotte Agenda interviewed me, and today released a new article that should be of interest to Library and marketing professionals alike. How Charlotte Mecklenburg Library plans to become “essential” By Kylie Moore Excerpt: When people step into my living room and see a… Continue reading Article: How Charlotte Mecklenburg Library plans to become “essential”