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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Cosette KiesPublisher: Scarecrow Press Imprint: Scarecrow Press Volume: 10 Dimensions: Width: 13.90cm , Height: 1.80cm , Length: 21.40cm Weight: 0.281kg ISBN: 9780810846562ISBN 10: 081084656 Pages: 213 Publication Date: 01 January 1987 Audience: General/trade , General Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: In Print ![]() This item will be ordered in for you from one of our suppliers. Upon receipt, we will promptly dispatch it out to you. For in store availability, please contact us. Table of ContentsReviews...applies to all types of libraries...a thought-provoking treatise... Marketing Library Services ...this slim book alerts us to the problems and possibilities of marketing and public relations and may well be suited for a discussion guide or as one of the readings for a course in this field. The index, bibliography, and references are all helpful. Library Journal ...an important volume...the blend of practical information and theoretical concepts makes this volume extremely useful to library planners, managers, trustees, and practicing professionals. Lisca Kies does a good job of clarifying the often unclear distinction between public relations and marketing. She also does a good job of describing the historical development, principles, and practices of public relations and marketing...useful for administrators and managers... Wilson Library Bulletin Thoughtfully addressing all types of libraries...the author emphasizes the planning and evaluation processes...Though textbook-like in content, the study is concise and readable. A thorough and remarkably upbeat planning manual for managers and library pr/marketing specialists as well as students. Booklist ...the treatment given to public relations is refreshingly conceptual. Rq ...a persuasive and excellent introduction...probably the single best starting point both for experienced managers and for graduate students... The Journal Of Academic Librarianship Her list of basic principles should be must reading and rereading for library administrators...definitely a title worth adding to professional collections and using as a basis for some close examination of an institution's position. VOYA Quite simply it is not only the best and most lucid work on the topic of public relations which I have come across in the field of librarianship, but among the best I have read in a wide range of public relations manuals. Library Review ...applies to all types of libraries...a thought-provoking treatise... Marketing Library Services ...this slim book alerts us to the problems and possibilities of marketing and public relations and may well be suited for a discussion guide or as one of the readings for a course in this field. The index, bibliography, and references are all helpful. Library Journal ...an important volume...the blend of practical information and theoretical concepts makes this volume extremely useful to library planners, managers, trustees, and practicing professionals. Lisca Kies does a good job of clarifying the often unclear distinction between public relations and marketing. She also does a good job of describing the historical development, principles, and practices of public relations and marketing...useful for administrators and managers... Wilson Library Bulletin Thoughtfully addressing all types of libraries...the author emphasizes the planning and evaluation processes...Though textbook-like in content, the study is concise and readable. A thorough and remarkably upbeat planning manual for managers and library pr/marketing specialists as well as students. Booklist ...the treatment given to public relations is refreshingly conceptual. Rq ...a persuasive and excellent introduction...probably the single best starting point both for experienced managers and for graduate students... Journal Of Academic Librarianship Her list of basic principles should be must reading and rereading for library administrators...definitely a title worth adding to professional collections and using as a basis for some close examination of an institution's position. Voya Quite simply it is not only the best and most lucid work on the topic of public relations which I have come across in the field of librarianship, but among the best I have read in a wide range of public relations manuals. Library Review Author InformationCosette Kies ( D.L.S., Columbia) is Chair and Professor, Dept. of Library Science, Northern Illinois University. As a library practitioner, she has been involved in public relations and marketing at the local, state, and national level. She has published two previous books on the subject: Problems in Library Public Relations (Bowker, 1974) and Projecting a Positive Image Through Public Relations (ALA/AASL, 1979), as well as writing numerous articles and conducting workshops and classes in various aspects of marketing and public relations. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |