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And for me as a library marketer, the advantages of an online publicity-request system are many:
- The technology is free, intuitive, customizable, and extremely easy to use.
- I can continually update and refine the form without having to print and distribute a new version.
- Google Forms allows users to require that certain fields be completed, which means people filling out the forms don’t have the option of leaving out critical details. This saves me from chasing down staffers for missing details about upcoming events and losing precious time doing so.
- Once you create the Google Form, you can share it with anyone on your staff. They can easily access it when logging in to Google Drive. There’s no paper form to track down or misplace, and thus, there’s no reason to not use it.
- I set up our system so that when a form is completed, it’s automatically sent to my email and stored on Google Drive, so it can’t be misplaced or lost in transit. You can also set it up so the form is emailed to managers and others once it’s submitted.
Designing the Form: Keeping It Simple
We’ve worked hard to keep the form as simple as possible and to only include what’s needed. Our form incorporates a mix of multiple choice, short-answer, and paragraph questions. It requires staff members to submit a program title, date, and start/end time, along with the room location and a brief description.
Staffers also have the option to indicate whether the program is restricted to a certain age group (such as kids or teens), whether it requires advance registration, and whether outside organizations need credit on any publicity I create. They can also include links to websites, photos, headshots, and more, when needed.
On page 7 is a list of all the questions on the Google Form (shown without the blank fields to save space).
We haven’t yet included social media requests on our forms as I feel that the options are too varied and complex, and most staffers don’t understand the available strategies well enough to make those decisions. For example, I don’t expect employees to know which social platforms are best-suited for their programs and intended audiences—or whether a Facebook Event would be beneficial or if a simple post would suffice. At this point, I formulate a social strategy for each program on my own
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