Steven Franklin, Social Media Manager, National Archives talks us through his predictions for social media content form and platforms for 2023. First published on the Cultural Content newsletter of digital specialists One Further
One of the main reasons a digital marketing strategy can help creative and cultural organisations and individuals is that simply having a strategy will increase your level of success, in whatever it is you set out to achieve. Ollie Couling, Tech Champion at Arts Council England’s Digital Culture Network explains why and how.
1. What are cryptocurrencies? An increasing number of charities have started to accept donations through digital cryptocurrencies, such as Bitcoin. But what are cryptocurrencies and how do they work? Our expert, Dr Stephen Dobson, University of Leeds, looks at the considerations for non-profit organisations of using cryptocurrencies as part of the digital transformation of fundraising, as … Read more
1. What research might I need? When collecting data and information to support a change in your business model, it can be difficult to see the wood for the trees. There are often so many factors to consider that it can be easy to focus on the information that is close to hand, or familiar, … Read more
With platforms and how we engage with them ever-changing, keeping on top of social media trends can be a full-time job. However, it’s vital to stay up to date on this to ensure that you and your content aren’t left behind. 1. Why is this important? Social media is a great way to boost … Read more
The Insights Alliance (Baker Richards, Indigo and One Further) look back on 18 months of data gathered directly from cultural audiences – the fluctuations in confidence levels, the key dividing issues and the lessons we’ve learnt along the way.
Hannah Mason, Head of Social Entrepreneur Support, Creative United talks to Professor of Brand Strategy and Culture, Jonathan Wilson about brand, Black Lives Matter, cancel culture and predictions for the future. One of a series of AMAculturehive podcasts commissioned for The Learning Lounge, AMA Arts Marketing Festival 2020.
In the first of a series of blogs on data, Katie Cagney, Database & Research Manager at Tyne and Wear Archives and Museums, TWAM covers graph dos and don’ts, some handy free insight tools, and discuss ways in which we as a sector could dig deeper into data, starting with data visualisation.
The sixth edition of Now, New and Next from Arts Fundraising & Philanthropy focuses on the future of fundraising, marketing and audience strategies. A range of expert voices offer their insight and expertise across some of the key fundraising and philanthropy topics of the moment.
A webinar by Cuseum as part of their Membership Mondays series. What will membership look like in 2021? From navigating digital priorities, recapturing lapsed members from COVID-19, devoting new resources towards diversity & inclusion, finding an equilibrium between virtual and in-person engagement, to implementing new membership models, membership departments are working hard to create roadmaps … Read more