
Conversations on how zoos, aquariums, museums, gardens, and other nonprofit attractions are increasing attendance and sharing their mission through marketing. Presented by attend media.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 43 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Most cultural attractions have no shortage of influencers asking for free tickets. The challenge isn't finding creators. It's finding the right creators.
In this episode, Jenny shares a framework for evaluating influencers through the lens of castin... more
Social media trends move fast. But not all of them matter for your institution.
In this episode, we’re joined by Becky Paxton from Garden Media Group to break down how to separate fleeting trends from the ones that actually drive visitation, revenue... more
Madeline Walden manages social media for the Aquarium of the Pacific — an audience of more than 3.5 million followers across platforms, including 2.8 million on TikTok.
In this Spotlight episode, Madeline shares how the Aquarium built a massive glob... more
Email is the most important channel cultural attractions use to communicate with members and potential members. It drives renewals, upgrades, event awareness, and ongoing engagement.
This conversation explores what it looks like to level up email. W... more
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Ryan and Jenny provide an easy-to-follow approach to marketing on the digital and social platforms. Jenny’s insight into the thicket of online consumption offers a blazed trail for your next trek through the digital marketing jungle. Anyone in the attraction marketing workspace will find this podcast valuable.
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This show centers on practical marketing for nonprofit attractions—zoos, aquariums, museums, and gardens—focusing on how to grow attendance, engage audiences, and tell mission-driven stories. Episodes span influencer partnerships, email segmentation, PR strategy, membership drives, dynamic pricing, app and digital experiences, and grant campaigns, always with actionable takeaways and real-world examples. A notable strength is bringing practitioners from museums, gardens, and cultural groups together with marketing and tech experts to translate trends into scalable programs. Listeners are likely marketers, communications pros, and development leads at cultural attractions seeking frameworks, metrics, and case studies they can apply quickly t... more
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Recent guests on The Marketing Attractions Podcast include:
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2. Madeline Walden
3. TJ Christensen
4. Sharon Dewar
5. John Abramson
6. Harry Thomas-Seeds
7. Jacob Thompson
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