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Marketing Information Products and Services
A Primer for Librarians and Information Professionals
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This new demand presents a number of unanswered questions. What is the nature of this competition? How can libraries attract alternate sources of funding when public sponsorship and government spending are at a low ebb? What are some strategies for expanding the customer base and fulfilling customer requirements and expectations? And, finally, what is preventing librarians and information professionals from developing successful marketing strategies?
Marketing Information Products and Services responds to these questions. This comprehensive manual describes the fundamentals of marketing in the context of library and information sciences, presents various options for raising money, offers tips and techniques for better service management, and provides a step-by-step approach to developing marketing strategies.
The book is an outcome of a project funded by Canada's International Development Research Centre (IDRC). It is assembled as a practical guide, with case studies and illustrations from libraries and information centres throughout the world.
483 pages; ISBN 9781552503430
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