Consulting, Libraries, Marketing, Training

Microsoft Publisher Is Going Away – What Libraries Need to Know

Microsoft Publisher is sunsetting in October 2026, leaving libraries that rely on it for flyers, calendars, and signage in need of a new solution. In this post, we look at why this matters, what other libraries are turning to (spoiler: Canva is the frontrunner), and how CAC helps libraries make the switch with custom templates, Brand Kits, and hands-on training.

CAC Updates, Training

New Content Planning Tutorial in CAC Academy!

If your library’s content planning often feels reactive—scrambling to promote programs, respond to last-minute requests, and keep up with multiple channels—you’re not alone. Many library communicators are managing more platforms than ever, often without a clear structure for deciding what to share and when. That’s why Transforming Your Library’s Content Planning was recently added to… Continue reading New Content Planning Tutorial in CAC Academy!

CAC Updates, Training

Two New Tutorials in CAC Academy!

CAC Academy—your go-to source for on-demand library training in marketing, branding, outreach, and more—is in full swing! We’ve added fresh content recently, with even more great resources on the way. And even better? We haven’t raised our prices since we launched in 2022, so you’re getting more value than ever. Whether you're brushing up on the… Continue reading Two New Tutorials in CAC Academy!

CAC Updates, Training

Four New Tutorials in CAC Academy!

CAC Academy—your go-to source for on-demand library training in marketing, branding, outreach, and more—is in full swing! We’ve added fresh content recently, with even more great resources on the way. And even better? We haven’t raised our prices since we launched in 2022, so you’re getting more value than ever. Whether you're brushing up on the… Continue reading Four New Tutorials in CAC Academy!

Libraries, Training

Remove Barriers Now So You’re Ready Later: Crisis Preparedness for Libraries

When we think about crisis preparedness for libraries, we often focus on emergency plans, communication protocols, and service continuity. But there’s another crucial step that can make or break your ability to respond effectively to a crisis: removing barriers to library access and use—before a crisis hits. This just one piece a larger conversation about… Continue reading Remove Barriers Now So You’re Ready Later: Crisis Preparedness for Libraries