Inc: The Business Case for Supporting the Arts
Walter McKenzie
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Post-pandemic, audiences have yet to return to many arts organizations. They need your financial help, and you need them to be part of your culture and business community.
Here are a couple of simple steps for leaders to help pay more than just lip service to saving the arts in our cities. Success in these endeavors is a different kind of numbers game - building the bandwagon, creating the crowds, re-generating buzz, and even some FOMO --all help to spread the word and convince the wallflowers to join the fun. Real art is communal and active. Attendees become advocates and word-of-mouth salespeople who are far more credible and persuasive than mere marketers.
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Here are a couple of simple steps for leaders to help pay more than just lip service to saving the arts in our cities. Success in these endeavors is a different kind of numbers game - building the bandwagon, creating the crowds, re-generating buzz, and even some FOMO --all help to spread the word and convince the wallflowers to join the fun. Real art is communal and active. Attendees become advocates and word-of-mouth salespeople who are far more credible and persuasive than mere marketers.
Read the entire piece here.
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@Amanda Koonlaba we knew you would!0
