Author Archives: Marie Kennedy

About Marie Kennedy

Putting everything into neat piles.

coming down the home stretch: Collaborative Marketing for Electronic Resources project

We’re in Week 13 of 16 of the Collaborative Marketing for Electronic Resources project, nearing the finish. This has been such a satisfying project on a personal level, training around 100 librarians in how to construct a marketing plan for … Continue reading

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An Irish monkey blessing for you in 2012

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’tis the season (for platform and interface changes!)

If you’re an academic e-resources librarian you know that during the school year you are in a holding pattern, continually looping to the right, with fingers crossed that e-resource platforms and interfaces remain stable and accessible. The goal of the … Continue reading

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“Libraries should get specific in our promotions”

I started reading this article for the usability testing content but ended up loving it because of this little marketing nugget of information. BGSU students were most successful navigating the library’s database web pages when they were looking for the … Continue reading

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Monkey Day

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a quick note on giving and receiving thanks

i recently asked the participants in our collaborative marketing project to e-mail me to let me know which e-resource they are planning to market. in many of the e-mails they included notes of thanks for creating the project. it happened … Continue reading

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