WordPress plugin: A/B headline tester
Great new Wordpress plugin, WordPress Headline Split Tester. From the non-profit culture sector this A-B testing tool could help increase the reach and impact of cultural content.
View ArticleUK report: Arts in a digital age
Report:Three-year Digital Opportunities Programme by the British Arts Council. Significant potential market for an expanded online cultural offer with 92 percent of the online population interested in...
View ArticleTwtpoll: engaging via social media
One of the questions I keeping asking is, once the project has 1000s of Fans and followers then what? Twtpoll offers a simple polling application which allows you to engage with social media contacts,...
View ArticleLatin America-Europe Cultural Ring
The Latin America-Europe Cultural Ring is a network of cultural facilities connected via the second-generation Internet with the aim of promoting and enhancing the network applications in cultural...
View ArticleCommunity Analytics for WordPress Multi-Site
WordPress and BuddyPress allow users to engage/share/create very easily but provide only limited data on activity. This is the gap that a new alpha plugin, Heavy Analytics, wants to fill.
View ArticleConnecting email lists to social media
One feature which MailChimp is allowing users to access for free till March 2011 is SocialPro. It enables list owners to see the social networks their newsletter subscribers use.
View Articlebit.ly Custom Short Domain
bit.ly is a link shortening and tracking service. Bit.ly Pro offers a few options to brand your bit.ly links and track your content's viral share more effectively. What is a Custom Short Domain?
View ArticleQR codes
A QR Code is a two-dimensional code, readable by QR barcode readers & camera phones. culture360.org could apply QR codes to its marketing material, to add another way to engage with people. It's...
View Articlee-Newsletter Partnerships: Increasing content distribution
The culture sector creates great content but is often challenged when it comes to distribution. "e-Newsletter Partnerships" is a new concept in cultural content distribution.
View Articleculture360.org QR codes
QR codes are an up and coming marketing tool. Creating a QR code is very straight forward. First, find a QR code generator.
View ArticleWordPress 3.2 now available!
Wordpress 3.2 (Gershwin) has finally arrived! Version 3.2 is the fifteenth major release of WordPress and comes just four months after 3.1 (which just passed the 15 million download mark this morning)!...
View ArticleRSS to email newsletters
The culture360.org project produces one newsletter per month. It's a time consuming but very valuable. RSS to email newsletters could provide a way for the project to extend its reach and impact with...
View ArticleMapping Museum Collections on Google Maps
The research report below was written form the Asia-Europe Museum Network's Mapping of Asian Collections Project. The project aims to use Google Maps to create an interface to map Asian museum...
View ArticleWebsite & Social Media Analytics Sept 2011
culture360.org network Website & Social Media Analytics Sept 2011
View ArticleRethinking the culture360.org blog network
The culture360.org blog network has 95 blogs. Most have just one post, many bloggers never post. This article offers ideas to grow the blog network in a sustainable way.
View ArticleTwitter: Asia Europe Museum Network
A September 2011 review of the Twitter usage of Asia-Europe Museum Network (ASEMUS) members found that more than 60% were on Twitter. Museums seem to love Twitter! The ASEMUS Twitter channel was...
View ArticleASEMUS: Top museum content 2011
This blog post shows the Asia-Europe Museum Network's (ASEMUS) most shared content (via Facebook & Twitter) and the content which was most viewed on the website.
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