Watch our last Fourth Wall Session with Jenna Hall from Belfast Community Circus School to learn more about their evaluation process, how they do it and why they do it.
Tags: Evaluation, Case studyHow to move first-time attendees up the loyalty ladder? Find out how the California Symphony became audience-focused and created incentives based on their audiences' behaviour.
Tags: Case study, Segmentation, LoyaltyWe found that demonstrating the value of arts and culture, and the impact it can have on people and their communities is not an easy task. EastSide Arts' project 'The Gert and Friends' is a great example of how it can be done through co-creation.
Tags: Case study, Co-creation, Community, Value, ImpactThe Around the Town Festival in Carrickfergus, Northern Ireland, highlights the impact of community-driven efforts on local culture. Led by Positive Carrickfergus, the festival aimed to showcase the town’s potential and boost its arts scene. For this case study, our Client Programme Coordinator Sarah spoke with Creative Producer Lynn McKenzie to find out how she and the team turned community aspirations into a successful festival through collaboration, planning, and responsive organising.
Tags: Festivals, Case studyThe Duncairn is our Audience Delight Award winner for Best Community Vibes. Read our case study to find out what is it about them that makes their audiences click.
Tags: Community, LoyaltyReal-life examples of how focusing on the audience can unlock an organisation’s potential.
How using focus groups helped The Crescent understand how their audience sees them, and led to a new brand and website that's showcasing the best of what they offer.
In this blog, we’re giving you some easy tips for writing great copy.
Tags: Copy, Communication, AccessibilityFind out what social media is best for your organisation based on your audience, pros and cons for each platform and the type of content audiences engage with the most.
How the Grand Theatre in Blackpool put the audience first when designing their website.
Author: Andrew Howard and Markerle Davis, Culture Hive
A roadmap for digital tailored to Northern Ireland’s arts and culture organisations’ needs
Last June, The Crescent Arts Centre decided to try something new for their Belfast Book Festival: a Pay What You Want scheme. Read our case study to find out how it went.
Our former Client Relationships Exec Catherine talked to the person behind the hilarious (and informative) social media accounts of The Museum of English Rural Life. Read our case study to find out how they succeeded in diversifying their online audiences with a single tweet.
Tags: Social MediaKelly-Anne Collins from Dance Resource Base writes on the importance of taking the time to understand and communicate the ‘why’ of your organisation.
How to design a membership scheme that increases customer loyalty and improves your organisation's bottom line.
How National Theatre of Scotland is using digital creatively to improve access and grow Deaf audiences.
Carrickfergus Museum transformed an empty space within their building into an area specifically designed for a new audience. We're looking at how they succeeded and how they integrated it into their regular programming.
When it comes to collecting audience data, free, non-ticketed spaces always ask us the same question: how can we learn more about the people who come through our doors without a ticketing system?
How Art UK and the Audience Agency increased visits to their online collection and resources from BAME audiences and those aged 16-24.
Authors: Katie Moffat and Richard Turpin
Happy New Year! We're opening the year with a new theme: strengthening your relationship with your audiences and loyalty. It is as important as ever when our cultural spaces remain closed. Read our blog to find out more.
Our top tips for designing and running a survey. Find out how to create useful survey questions and get the response rates you need.
When audiences visit your organisation for the first time, what can you do to build a lasting relationship with them? Read our blog to find out.
How Hull Truck Theatre improved the accessibility of their website and online booking process.
Author: Danielle McLoughlin
Community Asset Transfer (CAT) has been successfully utilised across the UK, yet Northern Ireland has seen only one major success story so far – the Open House Festival's ownership of the Court House, Bangor. Its triumph prompts an important question – Why aren't more Northern Irish communities trying out asset transfers to revive cherished local buildings?