Your arts website: learning about ease of use and clarity, part 1 (via zoomerang vs. surveymonkey)
Reading time: 10 minutes (Author’s note: this is an unreleased post from February 2009, which I’ve recently updated due to Zoomerang making some good changes to their website [good job Zoomerang!]. The process is a good exploration of user interface design consultations we do). What information can we glean for our arts websites from the .. read more
Marketing a downturn economy: simple tips for arts and dining
Difficult economic times call for different ways of thinking about marketing. From arts organizations looking to fill a seat, to restaurant managers trying to sell a dinner, the issue is the same: how to keep patrons coming in and participating with your organization. In many cases, an organization’s first response to needing to save money .. read more





