Our team is working on the creation of a new guide on nonprofit storybanking and photobanking. You get great stories and photos, but how do you organize them? How do you find what you need months later? How do you give the right people access? When does the content “expire” and should it be deleted? What about content curated from other sources – can that go in your bank?
These are just a few of the questions that come up around “digital asset management” or as we prefer to call it, storybanking (the words, with or without photos) and photobanking (the photos, with or without the words).
In our guide, we’ll not only provide how-tos, but we’ll also share lots of real-world examples from nonprofits like yours.
That’s where you come in!
What questions do you have about storybanking and photobanking? We want to make sure we answer them.
Do you have an example you can share about how you manage stories and photos at your nonprofit? We want to hear from you too!
Please add to the comments on this post, or email me directly at kivi@ecoscribe.com.
Here are a few good articles:
Storybanking
How to Develop a Storybank System for Your Nonprofit
What Is a Storybank and How Can We Build One
Photobanking
How to Organize Your Nonprofit’s Visual Library
3 Easy Steps to an Organized Image Library
P.S. Don’t forget to share your questions and examples with us!
