Resources tagged with digital



Must-have tools that make WordPress maintenance hassle-free

Keeping a theatre or museum website secure, fast and GDPR-compliant is easier said than done, especially with tight budgets and stretched teams. In this piece Lily Houston, Splitpixel rounds up the tools and habits that make WordPress maintenance manageable, from DDoS protection and plugin audits to uptime monitoring and image optimisation. If your site handles … Read more

Podcast corner: AI, marketing and responsible use

Whether you’re just starting to explore AI or already deep in the weeds, these podcasts offer some of the sharpest thinking on AI and marketing — from practical strategy to the bigger questions, these pods will inform how you think about AI at work.

Beyond the ‘What’s On’ list: Why venues need better event discovery

Standard event discovery tools – ‘What’s On’ lists with filters – work well for regular visitors. But they fail newcomers, families, and casual browsers who don’t know where to begin. Martin Gammeltoft and Dr. Patricia Stainer explore how venues can design multiple discovery pathways that reduce invisible barriers and help more people find their way … Read more

Shaping 2026. What the sector is really talking about and why it matters

Sarah Bagg, founder of ReWork Consulting, brings a unique vantage point to sector challenges, working across attractions, arts venues and heritage sites to reshape their digital and operational strategies. Known for her ability to translate between technology providers and cultural organisations, Sarah offers both strategic clarity and practical wisdom. In this thoughtful analysis drawn from … Read more

How to run a basic website carbon audit

Owen Matthews, Director at Ten4Design, shows us a quick, practical way to understand our website’s environmental impact using tools we already use every day.

Productivity methods and tools that make space for creativity

Ticketsolve challenges the commonly held idea that productivity is about doing as much as possible in as little time as possible – and that as result, that it’s at odds with creativity. They say that instead, productivity is about making space for what matters most. Find out how they do it.  

Creative practice isn’t just for artists: it belongs in your marketing too

Digital marketing often leans on familiar, trusted formats. Templates that have worked before. Content structures that feel safe to stakeholders. Campaign plans that run on repeat. Digital marketing and web development agency HDK  go beyond the analytics and charts and help us unlock new, more creative, ways of working.

YouTube as a digital destination: what arts marketers are missing

What happens when a gallery treats YouTube not as a dumping ground for old talks or show trailers, but as a serious tool for international audience development? Georgina Brooke, Senior Content Strategist at One Further walks us through it. First published on the Cultural Content newsletter of digital specialists One Further.