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    <subtitle>Some thoughts on marketing, management, and strategy for libraries and librarians</subtitle>
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        <title>A change in the competition for students?</title>
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        <summary>When libraries do a SWOT analysis, coffee shops and bookstores always show up as competition. Our students and faculty often...</summary>
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            <name>Elisabeth Leonard</name>
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        <title>Big business thinking like a library</title>
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        <summary>Few libraries have a budget for marketing and even when they do, libraries are frugal with their marketing expenses. Big...</summary>
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            <name>Elisabeth Leonard</name>
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        <title>Email marketing warning </title>
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        <summary>E-mail Marketing: Forrester Says It Will Double in 5 Years - Advertising Age - News. In its latest study, Forrester...</summary>
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            <name>Elisabeth Leonard</name>
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        <title>How Many People Actually Use Twitter?</title>
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        <summary>How Many People Actually Use Twitter?. But how many of those visitors – many of whom are likely checking out...</summary>
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            <name>Elisabeth Leonard</name>
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        <title>Twitter, redux</title>
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        <summary>I have mentioned Twitter as a means for marketing before, but I have been shocked at how in the last...</summary>
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            <name>Elisabeth Leonard</name>
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