With an eye across London's cultural sector, Audiences London supports arts and heritage organisations to build dynamic and sustainable audience relationships. We offer advice, insight and audience intelligence through consultancy, research, collaborative projects, events and of course here on our website.
Audiences London is seeking an independent evaluator to research and report on the effectiveness of the Reach programme.
Independent Evaluator - Invitation to tenderOur 2009 events programme continues. Full details can be found in the Events and Training section of the website.
I really appreciated how much work had gone into the course in advance and how the course leaders had gone to the trouble of finding out what the participants wanted to gain from the course.
Hilary Jackson, UCL Public Engagement Unit (Effective Project Evaluation, April 2009)
A really enjoyable and useful morning. I have definitely taken on board these suggestions and will be using the handouts as reference when designing my survey.
Holly Callaghan, Iniva (Designing a Questionnaire, May 2009)
Don't forget, we're running two Symposia at the end of the year, on Older People and we'll bringing you the latest audience development success stories for Insight 09.
Audiences London has been digging around to understand the potential impacts of the recession on audiences. We’ve put some findings together and would welcome feedback on your own experiences or information you’ve come across which we can share across the arts and heritage sector in London.
www.audienceslondon.wordpress.com
The staff here at AL have been secretly blogging away behind the scenes, creating a repository for all the useful information that relates to what we do and how we do it. Now you can access this fresh and up to date resource for the information that's important to you.
This pilot project funded by Film London was intended to improve audience information collection and monitoring activities undertaken by a selection of their funded clients. The project also provided a programme of support to a wider set of organisations, in the form of one-to-one advice surgeries on audience monitoring, tools for collecting and inputting audience data.
The last time the arts sector learned about the effectiveness of our e-marketing and websites was 2003 (thank you AMA)! So, isn’t it about time we updated this? Audiences London is taking up the challenge and is coordinating a project to bring this information together once again.
