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Five Marketing Disciplines Your Agency Can Implement Right Now
Toning up your agency’s marketing muscle is less a matter or resources and more a matter of will.
Parks & Recreation Good Ideas
Keeping Your Agency on Message Part II: Knowing Your Audience(s)
In last month’s ParkNois blog post, we talked about creative briefs and how they help agencies maintain a coherent marketing message by keeping everyone on the same page . . . literally and figuratively. Click here if you missed it. One of the things we emphasized was that building an Read more…
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Keeping Your Agency On Message
It’s a common refrain at parks-and-rec agencies everywhere. People get so busy with their own work that they lose sight of the big picture. Functions get siloed off from each other, often unintentionally, and one hand doesn’t know what the other is doing. While this sort of thing causes all Read more…
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Mind Your Mindshare
What is mindshare? Google the term and you’re likely to find as many different answers as you do search results. For our purposes, we simply mean the marketing presence your agency has in the minds of the people you serve. We don’t necessarily mean the size of the presence either. Read more…
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2019 IPRA/IAPD Conference is Coming!
Marketing Sessions you should attend hosted by Chelsea Norton, from Champaign Park District, and the Campfire Concepts team. {1:00} Q. The Virginia Theater, in Champaign, seats what, about 1700 people? A. Close. 1463. {1:39} Q. As a Marketing Director you have your hand in fundraising as well? A. Yes, we assist the Development Director Read more…