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How MoMA integrates mobile into the communications mix to engage audiences

A keynote speech describing MoMA’s progress with mobile technology, from audio guides to integrated and sophisticated apps on multiple platforms, and now QR codes. Arts marketers can learn from the experience of a leading museum, what audiences like, what they don’t like, and what has driven increased visitor engagement. Also what the benefits have been … Read more

How social media is changing behaviour

Looks at how social networks are changing the way audiences engage with arts and culture. What do we have that makes our content more interesting? How can organisations promote the experience of a physical event or performance to online audiences?

Measuring the effectiveness of digital innovation

In order to see whether digital marketing efforts are working, cultural organisations have to measure the right things and use the right tools. This article looks at two case studies: one of a group of major UK institutions conducted by Culture 24, and another by The Powerhouse Museum in Sydney. It looks at how to choose the … Read more

Using mobile marketing to engage new audiences

Mobile is becoming a crucial part of the marketing mix. Mike Saunders, of visual art app Artfinder, looks at why this is, and how mobile can be used to reach new and existing audiences and visitors.

Creating an effective organisational blog

Looks at the reasons why you might start an organisational blog; how to plan your blog’s content; tips on the best writing style for composing posts; effective web design, and examples of arts blogs that work.

The changing role of the marketer

A transcript from a presentation at the 2010 AMA conference by Penguin Digital. The changing role of the marketer – push vs pull marketing.