LibraryAware
A library‑focused marketing platform for promoting books, services, and programs
Real world examples
Here is how libraries like yours are engaging their communities using LibraryAware.
Manhattan-Elwood Public Library
This library serves two villages, Manhattan and Elwood, located about 45 miles south of Chicago, Illinois. Combined, they have a service population of about 15,000 people. One person, Michelle Newcomb, is responsible for all the communications for the library. She's strategic, focused, and uses LibraryAware to create branded, eye-catching, effective print and digital pieces.
Read the LibraryAware and Manhattan-Elwood Public Library success story
Pentwater Township Library
Pentwater, Michigan, is situated on the stunning coastline of Lake Michigan. In this picturesque location, Pentwater Township Library is open year-round to serve tourists and about 2,000 permanent residents. See how LibraryAware boosts this small library's promotional success.
Read the LibraryAware and Pentwater Township Library success story
We absolutely love using LibraryAware. It’s become such an integral part of our daily operations, and we’re so grateful for how it’s helped us improve our communication and outreach. It’s especially valuable for a small library like ours, where we’re all juggling multiple roles.
— Mary Barker, Director, Pentwater Township Library (Michigan)
Iredell County Public Library
Iredell County Public Library in North Carolina serves a population of about 145,000 with three physical branches and a digital library. Library Director Juli Moore shares how the library reaches a diverse population and staff with LibraryAware.
Read the LibraryAware and Iredell County Public Library success story
Pewaukee Public Library
Nan Champe is the Library Director at Pewaukee Public Library (PPL) in Pewaukee, WI. PPL serves both the city (approximately 16,000) and the village (approximately 8,100) of Pewaukee. Nan shares how the library's program promotion has reached new heights with the help of LibraryAware.
Read the LibraryAware and Pewaukee Public Library success story
LibraryAware gives every staff member the confidence to create professional promotional materials. It puts everyone on an equal plane and the product is easy to use, which is always a time saver.
— Nan Champe, Director, Pewaukee Public Library (Wisconsin)
We’ve used another online design program but it’s not meant specifically for libraries so it doesn’t help us when we need a quick Summer Reading Program flyer or book display sign. LibraryAware has those items already made up for us, and we don’t have to be graphic designers either.
— Kristy Lockhart, Weymouth Public Libraries (Massachusetts)
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