Ceci Dadisman

Ceci is a multi-faceted marketing professional with more than 10 years of experience successfully marketing the arts and nonprofits utilizing innovative and cutting-edge initiatives. Currently the Digital Marketing Manager at FORM, she is nationally recognized as a leader in digital and social media marketing and specializes in the integration of digital marketing and technology into traditional marketing methods. A frequent public speaker, Ceci’s recent and upcoming engagements feature national conference appearances at NTEN, National Arts Marketing Project, Arts Midwest, OPERA America, and Chorus America in addition to many other local and regional events. Ceci was born and raised in Pittsburgh, PA and graduated from West Virginia University. She currently lives in Cleveland and makes digital marketing magic at FORM, an agency that works exclusively with arts + culture and nonprofit organizations.

What Is Your Favorite Conference?

Published Wed, Aug 14, 19 at 2:45 pm

I want to know what conferences you attend or want to attend! Please share your favorite (arts and non-arts specific) conferences that are useful for arts administrators. My goal is to compile a rather comprehensive list that can then be shared with everyone in the industry. You can add to the Google Doc here (yes, folks, we are on the honor system here, please don’t abuse this document). Add To The Doc Thank you for your submission!

How to Create Date-Based Automations with MailChimp

Published Fri, Jul 19, 19 at 8:00 am | Updated Fri, Jul 19, 19 at 10:38 pm

If you’re a MailChimp user and you’re not using their automation feature, you’re missing out! Automated emails can save you time and allow you to send more timely emails to your list. Let’s take a look at how you can use date criteria to create an automation. Let’s say you’re a museum and you collect the email addresses of your visitors. You want to follow up with them after their visit with a series of emails thanking them, perhaps offering a discount on a future visit, and maybe upcoming events they might … Read more

Using MailChimp Segments for Frequent Targeting

Published Fri, Jul 5, 19 at 10:50 am

So, you’ve got an email you send out to the same people frequently. Now that you have your tags in place, you can easily create segments so that you don’t have to do the and/or segmentation each time. The first thing you’ll do is go to your audience and click Manage Contacts. In that dropdown, you’ll see “Segments” — select that. Then select “Create Segment.” Now you’re ready to enter your criteria: Here, I’m selecting people who are tagged as having an interest in the Center for Music… …AND who have opened … Read more

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