Making Digital Work: digital toolkit for arts and culture
Improve your existing digital products and services or develop new ones with support from this suite of resources, tips and articles.
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Making Digital Work: Business Models
This guide shares learning from the Digital R&D Fund for the arts. Find out what a Business Model is and how organisations are innovating and disrupting to ensure their models remain fresh and fit for purpose.
Digital R&D Fund for the Arts: Evaluation
Explore key outcomes and learning points from the Digital R&D Fund for the Arts programme in this evaluation by Tom Fleming Creative Consultancy.
The Grand web development increases visits and donations
Discover how focusing on the user experience enabled The Grand Theatre to increase ticket sales, visits and email subscriptions.
Instagram: how to build a following for the arts
Velo Marketing shares its top tips for building an engaged following on Instagram.
Google Ad Grants: Free online advertising for non-profits
Make the most from Google’s free online advertising service with this handy guide from Velo Marketing.
Effective Website Design (training video)
Learn how to take a strategic approach to developing or redeveloping your organisation’s website to ensure it contributes to the success of your organisation.
AMA Conference 2015 Advanced Arena Collection
This AMA conference 2015 collection explores big data, embedding digital experimentation and the cultural organisation of the future.
Digital Marketing Academy report
Discover more about Digital Marketing Academy 1.0. This report includes an overview of the programme, case studies from three of the Fellows, details of the experiments that took place and the impact they had on their organisations.
Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) for cultural content producers
This resource, commissioned by The Audience Agency from Culture24 as part of Audience Finder, is aimed at content producers within cultural organisations. No previous Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) knowledge is necessary, and this resource does not seek to cover the more technical SEO practices.