The art of upgrading active patrons
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Jill Robinson
Jill Robinson
Al Stilo
Brianne Logan
Jordan Silton
Chris McLeod
Amelia Northrup-Simpson
Over the past few weeks, a new face has been popping up at street fairs and food festivals across the country: an Amazon “food truck,” doling out Kindle Fires alongside neighboring trucks’ hot dogs, hamburgers, and artisanal cupcakes.
Jeff Poulin
Sean King
Would you send a Vine to your grandmother?
Would you tell your teenager to check out an ad in the newspaper?
OMG, did you really just send that on Snapchat? And what the heck is Snapchat anyway?
Ron Evans
Erik Gensler
If you still say “Facebook is not a direct sales tool” you’re not using it correctly. And you don’t understand how the marketing world has dramatically changed.
Beth Malone
Audience is something we think about every moment. How are viewers engaging with our exhibitions? How are they responding to the organization’s methods of outreach? Are they even showing up in the first place?
Rachel Ciprotti
David Dombrosky
Aaron Bisman
Sean Daniels
For Geva Theatre in Rochester, NY, I created an engagement group that has significantly impacted the way we interact with patrons and stakeholders, it’s called The Cohort Club.
I started with four ideas:
1) Education breeds excitement.