Need some quick & easy tips to boost circulation at your library?  Try one of these (emphases mine):

Want to increase circulation of your library's audiobooks? 

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Take a look at this 3-minute video to see how Heather Johnson's took her library's adult book club "to the people", where three bars have become venues for drinks and discussions. You can watch the video embedded below or at the Wisconsin Public Television website.   Found at Wisconsin Public Television's Wisconsin Life tumblr, with a hat tip to Mark Arend.

For great tips on getting boys interested in reading, take a look at Stealthy Readers' Advisory: Getting Boys to Read, written by Dawn Wacek (director of the Rice Lake (WI) Public Library.) Here's an excerpt from the article (with emphases added by me):

In Marketing Strategies Help Vitalize Audiobook Collections, Raya Kuzyk offers great marketing strategies you can use at your library to improve circulation and visibility of audiobooks.

Want to increase circulation at your library? Consider trying some of the changes used by the Elkhart Lake (WI) Public Library that may have contributed to a 24% increase of their circulation of children’s materials.

In her latest column in NoveList’s newsletter RA News, Susan Brown offers 20 tips for creating good book displays. Here's a sample: