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July 19, 2012

Review: Armed by Xua Xua Productions

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Happy #nationalpetday! Today (and everyday), the s

Happy #nationalpetday! Today (and everyday), the spotlight shines on our favourite feline friends Finnigan, Kingsley + most adventurous pupper Ripley! 🐾 Between the purrs, woofs, and the occasional keyboard naps, these four-legged additions to the #MPMGTeam are the true muses behind our creativity. 💙#FurryFriendsofMPMG #CatsofInstagram #OfficePets #DogsofInstagram

What a spectacular night, celebrating the world pr

What a spectacular night, celebrating the world premiere opening of Robert Lepage and Guillaume Côté's 'The Tragedy of Hamlet: Prince of Denmark,' presented by @show.one.productions at Toronto's historic Elgin Theatre from Apr 3-7.We are thrilled to announce that MPMG will be working with Show One Productions on the Western Canadian tour of Hamlet in 2025. More details coming soon!#MPMGOutandAbout #Hamlet #OpeningNight #ballet #toronto@cote_danse @exmachina.ca @guillaumecote @elginandwintergardentheatres

Take a walk down memory lane with our #MPMGTeam me

Take a walk down memory lane with our #MPMGTeam members, Brian and Angela, in celebration of #WorldTheatreDay! For these two, it was musical theatre that sparked a lifelong love of the performing arts. 💙Brian made a splash as Riff in a 2001 production of ‘West Side Story,’ with Comox Valley’s @rainbowyouththeatre 🌈And Angela wowed audiences as a nine-year-old munchkin in her local high school’s 1993 production of ‘The Wizard of Oz.’ 🧙#WorldTheaterDay #theatre #yvrtheatre #yvrarts

Arts organizations have always relied upon news st

Arts organizations have always relied upon news stories to inform and educate their audiences about upcoming work. However, following the Government of Canada’s passing of the Online News Act (or Bill C-18) requiring large search engines and social media services to negotiate payments with news businesses or groups of news businesses, Meta has made the move to block all news content on all Meta platforms.How is this impacting the digital marketing field? What implications does it have for our clients? MPMG team shares some takeaways:1. Know your outlets: It can be surprising to see the sites that circumvent the Meta block. On the west coast, for example, Vancouver Sun or Daily Hive coverage cannot be shared on newsfeeds – but The Georgia Straight articles can. Rather than assume all sites are blocked, always test and see if your coverage is running on an outlet that is exempt from the ban.
2. Pay to play: While organic posting from news sites remains unavailable, coverage can still be published when run as advertisements. It highlights the importance of an integrated digital marketing and media relations plan, where coverage can be strategically delivered into the news feeds of your targeted audiences.
3. Own your audience: These developments once again highlight the importance of first-party data in the form of a robust, segmented email database – as organizations cannot necessarily rely on outside parties to inform audiences about upcoming works. A constantly growing privacy compliant list always has been an arts organization’s most powerful tool in educating audiences, generating awareness, telling stories, and ultimately selling tickets.Read more on our website! Link in bio.
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