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A Dozen Marketing Tools to Get You Started With Your Campaign Prepared by the ALSC Public Awareness Committee for 2008 ALA Conference Program featuring Gene Del Vecchio Ali, Moi. Marketing Effectively (Essential Managers Series). Dorling Kindersley Publishing, c2001. This slim volume carries a mighty punch. Point by point, Ali explains the steps and processes involved in marketing, told in easy to understand terms. Breaking tasks down into smaller boxes and lists, the format is an excellent selection for those looking for an initial introduction to marketing. American Association of School Librarians. Campaign for America’s Libraries Toolkit for School Library Media Programs. ALA, c2003. Aimed at school media specialists, this toolkit includes messages, ideas and strategies for promoting the value of their school library media programs and library media specialists in the 21 st century. Byrd, Susannah Mississippi. Bienvenidos! Welcome!: A Handy Resource Guide for Marketing Your Library to Latinos. ALA, c2005. This groundbreaking guide supplies the necessary tips to help librarians create a comprehensive marketing and outreach strategy that will attract diverse Latino audiences. Del Vecchio, Gene. Creating Ever-Cool: A Marketer’s Guide to a Kid’s Heart. Pelican Publishing, c1997. In the past, children were a largely unexplored audience for marketers. No longer. They have a large financial base (read: parents) who are willing to fulfill their every desire. Del Vecchio, a specialist in marketing to youth, provides plenty of tools and “insider information” to unveil the mysteries of the youngest target group. Fisher, Julieta Dias & Ann Hill. Tooting Your Own Horn: Web-Based Public Relations for the 21st Century Librarian. Linworth, c2002. This practical manual offers a step-by-step approach to marketing your library program by transforming traditional marketing strategies into a Web-based marketing tool. School-focused but useful for all libraries, Fisher and Hill include instructions for developing a virtual tour of your library. Fisher, Patricia H. & Marseille M. Pride. Blueprint for Your Library Marketing Plan: A Guide to Help You Survive and Thrive. ALA, c2005. Creating and implementing a marketing plan can help libraries make a compelling case and address both issues – attracting funding and customers by focusing on specific needs. This guide will get you started and carry you through the process. Michelle, Joseph A. The Starbucks Experience: 5 Principles for Turning Ordinary into Extraordinary. McGraw-Hill, c2007. Michelle offers specific suggestions on how to reach out to your community, listening to staff and customers, to create a satisfying experience that will turn around your workplace. Filled with real-life stories and anecdotes, this insider’s look at business is a source of inspiration. Public Library Association. Libraries Prosper with Passion, Purpose, and Persuasion: A PLA Toolkit for Success. PLA, 2007. This toolkit will provide guidance for the entire planning process, including goal setting, audience analysis and identification, message and strategy development, and tactic evaluation and selection. Though aimed at public libraries, the accompanying materials are useful for all types of libraries and include worksheets, samples and templates. Saffir, Leonard. P.R. on a Budget: Free, Cheap, and Worth the Money, Strategies for Getting Noticed. Kaplan Publishing, c2007. A handy tool for every publicity department to use! Saffir offers solid strategies to use to get your message out. Told in a personal tone, he uses the subtitles of chapters to clue the reader in to content and includes examples of successes and mistakes of others. Scott, David Meerman. The New Rules of Marketing & PR: How to use New Releases, Blogs, Podcasting, Viral Marketing & Online Media to Reach Buyers Directly. Wiley, c2007. Scott reveals the mysteries of and offers instruction on leveraging the Internet to get out your message. He explores the potential that Web-based communication has to offer all – businesses, nonprofits, and consultants alike. Underhill, Paco. Why We Buy: The Science of Shopping. Simon & Schuster, c1999. In 4 easy to read sections, Underhill explains the science of shopping, the mechanics of shopping, the demographics of shopping, and the dynamics of shopping. For those in retailing and marketing, this is a fresh guide, offering concrete and usable advice on how to adapt to a changing customer. Walters, Suzanne. Library Marketing That Works! Neal-Schuman Publishers, c2004. Walters helps you develop a winning plan for marketing library programs and services to your community. She includes brainstorming sheets and questionnaires to help. Loaded with success stories, this book combines practical guidance with ready-to-use ideas. It includes a CD-ROM with forms. Remember: Many free tools you can use are included in our Kids! @ your library® toolkit! Download it at: www.ala.org/kids