We understand your library wants to post fun content to social media but that you might not have the time to dedicate to writing it, so we’d like to help!
You can have the best content in the world, but if nobody is following your library, people won't see it (with the possible exception of NSA data-miners and the staff at Facebook). Social media is a great place for libraries to spread the word about upcoming programs, new acquisitions, valuable services and more. Last month we gave some best practices to avoid common library social media mistakes; this month we’ll get into how to build up your followers without resorting to shady follower-buys and paid advertising.*
With Dawn of the Planet of the Apes opening this week, we thought it a prudent opportunity to research our current simian friends and potential future overlords. Here’s a few Topic Pages that’ll help you survive the Ape-ocalypse:
We understand your library wants to post fun content to social media but that you might not have the time to dedicate to writing it, so we’d like to help!
Customer Success, Social Media, Social Media for Libraries, Topic Pages
A modern library without a social media presence is like a phone that only makes phone calls: it belongs in a different century. Most librarians are aware of this fact and embrace it, yet many libraries are having trouble capitalizing on what social media has to offer. Here’s a list of five mistakes we see too many libraries making, and some easy steps to move in the right direction.
Whether you call it soccer or football (and with offices in Boston and Oxford, Credo calls it both), we'll help you get the all the scholarly information you need on this incredible world sporting event. The World Cup begins Thursday, June 12, so before sitting down to watch the games, why not kick it with these Topic Pages?
We understand your library wants to post fun content to social media but that you might not have the time to dedicate to writing it, so we'd like to help!
Customer Success, Social Media, Social Media for Libraries, Topic Pages
For as long as there have been borders, there have been discussions about immigration. With immigration topics ranging from national security to whether or not to deport Justin Bieber, this debate extends deeper into the heart of America than just her geopolitical boundaries. Will congress act to initiate meaningful immigration reform? Will wall contractors in Texas see a payday unheard of since China’s Qin Dynasty? Will Steve King (R-Iowa) introduce a bill to replace the Statue of Liberty’s torch with a No Vacancy sign? Time will tell. Meanwhile, take a break from cable news hosts’ and political candidates’ wild speculation and rhetoric with some scholarly insights into this age-old debate found on Credo’s Topic Pages.
The truth might be inconvenient, but these Topic Pages aren't!
The words “Crimean” and “War,” when combined, have an old-timey ring to them, sounding better suited to the pages of a steampunk novel than the front pages of major world newspapers. As the world watches to see what Russia, Ukraine, and other world powers will do next, it’s helpful to have some quality information on the major players.
