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Subject:    Re: [PubLib] Facebook accounts for multi-branch systems
From:       Carol Coffey <ccoffey () CALS ! ORG>
Date:       2015-08-31 20:41:14
Message-ID: ac73ac2a0745439b919334f03ee985af () NORTHSTAR ! cals ! lib ! ar ! us
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We have a main library and 13 locations, all of which have their own Facebook \
accounts.  We also have separate accounts for some of our specialized departments at \
Main Library, including Youth Services, Teens, Local History/Special Collections, and \
Computer classes.  Our service areas are all very different from one another, and \
there is no way we could possibly do justice to our wide variety of programs and \
services with one account.  We do have a system-wide account that focuses on system \
programming and resources, such as our downloadables and databases, and also \
highlights services and programs at all the locations.  As you can imagine, there is \
also a lot of sharing and cross-pollination among the pages.  It works for us.

Thanks,
Carol


Carol Coffey
Head of Library Resources and Digital Services
Central Arkansas Library System
100 Rock St.
Little Rock, AR 72201
501.918.3008
www.cals.org

-----Original Message-----
From: publib [mailto:PUBLIB@OCLC.ORG] On Behalf Of Andrea Stepanik
Sent: Monday, August 31, 2015 9:25 AM
To: PUBLIB@OCLC.ORG
Subject: [PubLib] Facebook accounts for multi-branch systems

Hi everyone!

I work at a public library with 9 branches, almost all of which have their own \
separate Facebook account. We are considering combining them into one account. For \
anyone else in a multi-branch system, do you have a single Facebook account or one \
for each of your branches? Or accounts for different age groups? Does it work well \
for you or would you make changes if you could? Thanks for your insights! Andrea \
Stepanik Brown County Library
Green Bay, WI

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