Valentine’s Day is coming up this week, and the holiday provides two special opportunities for your yearbook staff. One – it’s a great holiday for promoting sales and building a yearbook marketing campaign around. Two – it’s a perfect time for the staff to bond and have a little fun! On the promotional side, take…
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Has your yearbook staff ever organized a campaign to promote the yearbook as a holiday gift? Think about it. We are now entering the time of year where gift shopping will shift into overdrive, and there is no other product being created at your school that so perfectly captures the memories of the year and…
Walsworth Yearbooks provides all kinds of amazing marketing tools to help you improve sales. You can find them on this site, over in the Marketing Your Book section. In addition to all those resources, one of the easiest ways to increase your book sales is to diversify your coverage and promote it. This post covers…
Teenagers talk a lot, so let’s train them to use their gift of gab to sell business ads. If your staff sells business ads, you face the challenge of giving your students the confidence and poise they need to approach the owners and managers of your local business community.
Here’s a creative way the yearbook staff from Carl Albert Middle School gave a boost to their book sales last spring, and it might just work for your staff too.
The yearbook staff from Capital High School made distribution day a success by organizing a signing party with music, balloons and a slideshow of the year projected on to a huge screen.
The yearbook staff at G-Star School of the Arts was looking for a way to kick their book sales up a notch, so adviser Steven Weiss came up with the cool motivational idea of using referral cards.
Your yearbook staff can make some New Year’s resolutions for the 2014 book, especially since production is really about to hit the stretch run for many staffs. Here are some ideas!
After an unsuccessful year in 2012, the new yearbook class and I, the new adviser, faced many obstacles in 2013 in creating and selling our yearbook. The changes made started with a new yearbook publisher, a full-color book, and me, a biology teacher, as adviser leading the staff to implement many new tactics to increase sales and awareness and to change the attitude toward the yearbook.
The yearbook staff from Maury High School in Norfolk, Va., went on an all-out promotional blitz during National Yearbook Week, and their efforts paid off.