A case study following the development of the Museum of London’s iPhone and iPad app to coincide with their Dickens and London exhibition. Explains the background to the project, the objectives behind creating an app, the process of building the app, and the outcomes. Discover what the museum discovered around app pricing and driving footfall … Read more
Explore Welsh National Opera’s approaches to reaching new audiences and delve into the evaluation of Classic FM-supported concerts in this presentation by Lucy Shorrocks and Giles Pearman.
This seminar report from the AMA Museums and Galleries Marketing Day explores a proposed national framework for supporting museums, libraries and archives through a business-planning model of audience development.
Things have changed dramatically in the past 25 years in visual arts marketing and in particular how we think about our audiences. In this article the author reviews the period and provides a ‘once in a lifetime’ case study from Manchester City Galleries. You’ll find details about what approach was taken in order to put … Read more
This article includes two case studies from Tyne & Wear Museums and macrobert. Each author looks at how they made integral changes to their organisation in order to develop new and diverse audiences. From improving the overall visitor experience through to developing venue brands; and setting up youth panels through to developing a children’s charter, … Read more
Kerry Michael explores Theatre Royal, Stratford East’s holistic approach to audience development in this report from the AMA conference 2005.
The purpose of the New Audiences programme was to encourage as many people as possible to participate in and benefit from the arts in England. The programme ran between 1998 and 2003 with a total budget of £20 million. The aims of the programme included tackling barriers preventing arts attendance, increasing the range and number of people participating … Read more
Discover the success stories of the ‘Not for the Likes of You’ initiative, as ten organisations share how they changed their overall positioning and messaging to remove barriers to attendance and participation.
Twelve case studies of arts engagement projects working with older people and families in London. The case studies share the learning from Audiences London’s Family Advocates Programme, BAC’s work with non-professional older artists, a skills exchange with Building Exploratory, an architecture centre and Cubitt, a gallery and studios regarding work with older audiences, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra & Tate … Read more
A summary of the findings of seven pieces of audience research: Cornerhouse Audience Profiling Report Cornerhouse Economic Impact Summary In-Depth Interviews with Audience Members Market Assessment Online Survey of Cornerhouse Website Users On-Site Survey with Visitors to Cornerhouse Manchester Single Spies Mystery Shopping Research The research and recommendations were used to inform Cornerhouse’s marketing and communications strategy.