This is often my reaction to accounts achieving success through memes like these: the material is copyrighted intellectual property of other people or organizations. Good for them for going for it (and pulling it off very well!) but the idea is strictly off limits for many risk averse teams and orgs.
As a library social media manager I love this content!
Here for the library content!!!
loved the library story - ty
Absolutely love it! Using modern approach to push the message through.
I loved reading this so much
Brava! When in doubt, meme it out 🙂↕️💅🏾
a New York hero! Loved this story
This is so amazing! Some of my favorite spots in lower Manhattan are the public libraries that are so underutilized, unknown, and underrated 🥺
🗣️🗣️🗣️ use your local libraries!!
Love this! Love the thought but also the simplicity of it all! Very well
Done
Glad you enjoyed!!
Found this doing some research on former brand campaigns for the NYPL under Tony Marx - delightful read - thank you!
Love the success it’s driven. Did you cover how the nypl can afford or get permission for memes? It’s been tricky for us
I'd imagine it was a strategic use of risk during this situation! (Meaning they did not get the rights.)
This is often my reaction to accounts achieving success through memes like these: the material is copyrighted intellectual property of other people or organizations. Good for them for going for it (and pulling it off very well!) but the idea is strictly off limits for many risk averse teams and orgs.
Totally. Just an example of how it worked for the NYPL—obviously wouldn't work for every brand.