Patron Based Marketing in the Digital Age [slideshow]
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Patron Based Marketing in the Digital Age [slideshow]

Amelia Northrup-Simpson | June 20, 2013 11:30 AM

Two decades of arts consumer study has led the consulting firm TRG Arts to conclude that 2013 is the year choral organizations must frame their marketing efforts around The Patron. Knowing who buys your tickets and subscribe and contributes, when and how much is the best way to inform how you package, price, and promote your programs. The best part: it’s a matter of focus.  Every organization can use the information and skills they have to market better. In this three-hour workshop presented at the 2013 Chorus America conference, Joanne Steller and Amelia Northrup-Simpson shared best marketing practices that are patron-based, time-proven and updated for the digital age. You’ll learn strategic ideas on building lasting loyalty and revenue that can sustain your organization.







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