Stop, and let's rethink Membership
from Museum Masters
This week we talk about membership in the museum. What kinds of memberships exist? Should we, as museum professionals be reworking how we approach memberships? How much should they cost? Who do we need to be marketing to? We boast about Nina Simon, from the Museum 2.0 blog for helping us shape this discussion. Have questions? Shoot us an email: [email protected]
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