Branding properly for arts audience development

Posted by Shoshana

· Friday, March 23rd, 2012

Last week, I gave you taste of a blog that has been in the works. We decided to simply add to this post here at our blog home.

We started with our first screenshot, and we asked you to guess what type of theatre company this is. This is my first attempt at an audio blog. Please push play for the audio samples directly below the pictures.

Cheers to happy and loyal audiences,
Shoshana

Shoshana Fanizza

Audience Development Specialists

https://www.buildmyaudience.com

“Never treat your audience as customers, always as partners.”
~James Stewart

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