Finalised questions for survey - feedback required

1. Were you aware that there is now a UTAS Library Marketing Group? (yes/no)
2. Do you think the UTAS Library in general markets itself well to its clients? (yes/no/don't know)
3. Which of the following promotional material would you be happy to distribute to UTAS Library clients? (pens/post it notes/USB sticks/book bags) Please feel free to suggest other items in the space below.
4. If asked, would you be willing to assist the Library with marketing as part of your everyday role?
5. Can you suggest any catchy phrases, slogans or icons for marketing our Library? Please feel free to make suggestions in the space below.
6. Do you have any further suggestions or messages for the Library Marketing Group?

TUU Student diaries & planners

I have contacted David Quinn at the TUU regarding the possibility of the Library placing timely advertisements in their above publications.

David thinks that our best bet is to pursue the Diaries option rather than the Planners.

Evidently, in the Diaries you can 'purchase' certain dates - for instance, Irish Murphy's always purchases St Patrick's Day. We could buy Swotvac!

Given the fact that O-Week is currently preoccupying the great majority of the TUU's time, they have not yet had an opportunity to investigate 2010's diary. I am going to get in touch with David again at the end of this month to discuss further. In the interim, he is sending some old diaries to me to peruse.

Gallery of friendly library staff

Here's an idea to capitalise on what we do well....our people.

Apparently one library has included pictures of library staff and their contact details around their learning hubs. I image this has a twofold effect in that firstly students know they can ask for help who and secondly they know who to ask. It really humanises and personalises the service too. Wouldn't be that hard to do either.

See more at.....

http://orweblog.oclc.org/archives/001984.html