Data & Resources
Resources
Audiences UK has a number of useful tools and resources to help you get the most out of your audience data.
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Audience Builder
Morris Hargreaves McIntyre Download audiencebuilder.pdfAudience Builder is a new approach to arts marketing management. The culmination of several years’ work by Morris Hargreaves McIntyre, it is a complete, integrated system that can deliver the audience and financial targets needed to achieve your artistic ambitions. (Read more)
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Buried Treasure
Heather Maitland, Arts Consultant Download BURIED_TREASURE.pdfEver wondered what's the most cost-effective way to grow your organisation’s audiences, visitors or participants? Or how you can increase attendance for 'difficult' work? You've probably got the answers buried somewhere in your organisation. (Read more)
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Commissioning Market Research - writing a research brief
Consultant: Liz Hill, Arts Intelligence Download ADUKCommissioningMarketResearch.pdfHaving identified the problems that have led to a need for information, the next step is to prepare a research brief that will help the researcher to design a suitable research methodology. (Read more)
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Crystal Clear
Kate Sanderson Download CRYSTAL_CLEAR.pdfHow do you know when to stop collecting data and start planning? How much information is enough? Kate Sanderson led this workshop that enabled delegates to select the right approach for their strategic plan and give them the advocacy tools required to bring others along with them on the journey. (Read more)
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Customer profiling and segmentation tools
Katy Raines, DixonRaines Ltd Download ProfilingAndSegmentation.pdfCustomer profiling and segmentation have become ever more popular in a world full of customer databases and fast-changing IT systems. However, they are not the sole domain of the organisation with a database. Nor are they complicated concepts to implement. (Read more)
