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Page 1: Van Gogh's letters - Museums and the web 2010

Van Gogh's Letters

Or how to make the results of 15 years of research

widely accessible for various audiences

and how to involve them

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The letters project

Strategy and media mix

Myths and assumptions

Results & lessons learned

Overview

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The Letters

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Myths and Assumptions

Image and other rights are easily to acquire

•A blog will be very time-consuming & attract a lot of spam

•A free iPhone app will compete with the multimedia tour

•A multimedia tour will stop people looking at art

• The cross-media mix can be included in the total PR and marketing campaign

•New media are gadgets, which can be set up quickly

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Objectives

To make the collection of letters accessible to a wide audience long-term

To reach museum visitors and non-museum visitors; before, during and after the exhibition

To discover Van Gogh’s letters and to share their experiences.

Appealing to a ‘layperson’ audience

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Target groups

People interested in Vincent van Gogh worldwide

Museum visitors who want to extend or deepen their visit

Young adults aged approx. 20-35

Secondary school pupils

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What mix?

Providing depth and informationEasily accessible onlineCreating unity and connecting the different mediaProviding sustainable and long-term access to the lettersEmphasizing the letters’ literary importance and means of communication

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The mix

In museum Outside museum

MMTsocial media

iPhone app

inspiration inspirationengagementexploration

vangoghsblog.comvangoghsletters.org

vangoghmuseum.nl

Memory of the Netherlands

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Multimedia tour

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Multimedia tour

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Multimedia tour

Click through ratio

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iPhone app Yours, Vincent

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iPhone app Yours, Vincent

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Van Gogh Blog

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Van Gogh Blog

Firestats Twitterfeed Blog directories, i.e: Technorati, Museumblogs.org

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Van Gogh Blog

Countries

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Van Gogh's letters & social media

Facebook insights

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Web edition

Visits per month

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Web edition

Pages per visit

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Popularity by museum visitors and employees

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Myths and Assumptions: Fact or Fiction?

•Rights are easily acquired. Fiction

•A blog will be very time-consuming and attract a lot of spam. Fact

• A free iPhone app will compete with the multimedia tour. Fiction

•A multimedia tour will stop people looking at art. Fiction

• The cross-media mix can be included in the total PR and marketing campaign. Sometimes

•New media are gadgets, which can be set up quickly. Fiction

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Questions?

www.vangoghmuseum.com/letters

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www.slideshare.net/VanGoghMuseum