Welcome everyone! We've reached the top of the hour, so I'd like to you thank you for joining us today.
To Maximize Your Time with the Top Ten Marketplace Search Techniques. So glad to be here with you today so let's go ahead and get started.
First I'd love to introduce your speakers for today. I'm Lisa, I'm a Product Trainer here at OverDrive. I've been here for six years now. Hard to believe it's gone so quickly and I also spent some time as a Product Support Specialist working mainly on the education side of our business.
I'm joined today by my wonderful colleague Emma and Emma Dwyer is also a Product Trainer here on our Training Team at OverDrive. She has been training libraries on Marketplace and Libby for two years now.
Prior to that,
She was a Digital Content Librarian working on the Public Library team.
And she's the cohost for OverDrive's Professional Book Nerds podcast,
So check that out if you haven't yet.
First let's chat just a bit about how we can get the most out of our time together today.
There will be some opportunities for you to check your understanding using polls and chat today so we look forward to hearing from you.
In addition you can also earn a certificate of attendance
For this webinar by just completing a short post webinar assessment.
We are going to share the link for that session, or excuse me, for that assessment at the end of our session today.
And
Not to fear it is also available for those watching on demand.
Next
I encourage you to direct your questions to Q&A.
You'll find the Q&A button on your Zoom toolbar.
Also we are offering closed captioning
And you'll find the control for that
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And finally,
We are recording today's session. That means you're gonna receive a follow up email. It's gonna come around this same time tomorrow. It's gonna have a link to the recording, as well as a pdf copy of the presentation,
And a link to that post webinar assessment.
Now for today's session we are going to start off where you talk a little bit about Marketplace. We're gonna provide tips for best ways to use its search features.
Then Emma is gonna be demonstrating those ten tips
So that you can see
How to hack your searches firsthand.
Next we're going to be talking about the next steps that you can take. Make sure that you have
All of the resources that you need so that you can confidently
Implement these practices
Right into your existing work flow.
Here we go.
Now Marketplace is your source for digital libraries success.
It is the back end shopping and administrative portal for staff.
In Marketplace, you can browse
The industry's most comprehensive catalog, purchase from millions of titles across multiple lending models to help maximize your budget and usage.
You can get news and updates to stay in the know about content sales, featured titles, product updates, and more.
You can view insights to measure the success of your collection with real time reports and dashboards.
And get support.
Access your account team's contact information or submit a case directly to OverDrive.
So
Why are we here today?
I want to help you make the most of your time in Marketplace.
I know that you have busy jobs you have busy lives and I want you to be as efficient as you can be in Marketplace.
So to begin with we're gonna do just a few poll to get to know our group today and our experience levels.
And go ahead and pull up our first poll of the day.
And I'm going to simply ask
How often are you signed in to Marketplace?
Once a month, once a week, every day?
Other, perhaps you want to chat it in. Go ahead and open that just for
A few minutes for us.
Ah there we go. Thanks Emma.
Chat is ready if you have a different frequency. Those answers came in
Fast.
Once per month or more. Two or three days a week. Okay.
We are definitely having a great range here.
Once a month, once a week, everyday.
Okay
I'm gonna end this poll. Looks like we have eighty-one of
The answers in. I'm going to close it down in three
Two
And one.
Ooh I'm seeing some really interesting ones come in our chat,too. Just taking a look. A couple times a year because you're part of the consortium. Totally makes sense.
If you have someone purchasing on behalf of the consortium. I love that.
Every day because you just started. Welcome, fantastic, alright.
I think that we have one more.
Yes
Curious to know what's your
Level of expertise within Marketplace? So I'm going to pull that poll up.
And just take
Your best guess. Beginner, intermediate, advanced. I feel like you know where you are.
Very quick with the responses here. Just gonna let this go, let's say five
Four
Three
Two and one
And I'm gonna close that down.
Okay so I'm seeing here again, we've got some beginner, some intermediate, and some advanced, but most of these are in that intermediate
Section. So that is a wonderful place to be. I know this is meant, as you know, kind of the next step up
With Marketplace, you know? So
I think everyone here that you're in a really great spot. You're going to see great tips and you're going to walk away feeling more confident.
Wonderful.
I think for this section I'm also going to go ahead and close chat again just for this portion.
Here we go.
And
There it is. Okay so I'm going to hop over... I'm not actually going to, I'm passing it over to Emma to go into Marketplace to explore. So I am going to go ahead now and turn off my screen.
So we're not watching
Me instead of
Our demonstration.
Don't want to be awkward here.
There we go.
Right and I'm gonna hand it on over to you, Emma.
Thanks, Lisa. Let's hop in to Marketplace. Here on the screen I am signed in to my demo account but this should look
Very identical to the experience that you will see when you sign into OverDrive Marketplace. Marketplace contains so much information at times that can be tricky to figure out the best way to find something or the best way to do something so I'm hopeful that the tips and tricks that I cover will be for a variety of experience levels and Marketplace and help you make the most of your time. So we are going to start with some basics out of our ten tips and tricks so the first tip that I have for you today is
To save and pin a recurring search.
Now I know, I know, if your intermediate and Marketplace you might be saying, "Emma...
Save a search in Marketplace. Really?" But how many searches do you run in Marketplace every single day or every single week? You fill in that same criteria over and over again. You could just save a few extra minutes or seconds to set it up and run it a lot more easily.So what that means is when you utilize is the search bar up at the top and Marketplace or your advanced search here in Marketplace.
So let's click advanced search just for this example.
If you're running to search every day or every week for adult bestsellers or new ebooks I did this a lot as a Digital Content Librarian where I was making carts every single day or every week and I would just get in the habit of filling in my advanced search and hitting search.
If I had just taken five minutes to save the search I can immediately click into it the next time I'm in Marketplace and we all know with Marketplace with loading and searching even five minutes or two minutes can save you a world of time. So what that means to save your search if you put in any of the fields that you're regularly going to be looking for so just so we have some criteria
I'll put an adult fiction under audience level. You'll see that once you have criteria and the advanced search, you typically had that blue search button. But I would encourage you to hit that green save button. You can save your search, this will show up every time you sign into your username and Marketplace. For today I will call this "Emma's Search 2."
Because I do already have one saved here.
You can write any type of description that's helpful for you to remember what the search is. And you even have the option to pin the search to your main menu, which I would suggest. And go ahead and hit save.
That way
If we go ahead and tap our OverDrive Marketplace logo in the upper lefthand corner
You'll see right from your home page that your search is right here on the left hand side under saved searches. Now instead of clicking advanced search, filling in all my categories like adult fiction and ebook.
That takes time to load. All I have to do is click on my search and I'll be immediately taken to results. Again this does save so much time in the long run even though it seems like a very simple thing to do in Marketplace.
Tip number two.
I would really encourage you to utilize the must-have books and the discover section on your Marketplace home page. These must-have books are right here in the upper left hand corner
It did get a slight revamp in the way that it looks recently in Marketplace. But these must-haves are updated every single week. They showcase content that's currently on sale titles, that are on bestseller lists, and anything trendy. Our Digital Content Librarian teams ensure that these are up to date for your library and your market so be sure to check them often because they are always changing. And it's always a really great way to quickly see that timely, trending, and sale content that you are likely looking for if you're shopping in Marketplace.
So those are my first two tips. So tip number three.
You'll notice we haven't left the Marketplace home page much yet but that's because there is so much here for you to easily access
And help save you time in Marketplace. So tip number three is to check this news tab.
Here in our top navigation bar in Marketplace, we have this section called news.
I'm gonna click in. This is where you can see sales and you can easily shop those sale lists. Again this is something I'm sure you've heard of, but it does bear repeating. Our publisher account services team, our merchandising team, spend a great deal of time breaking down the content that's on sale into lists that fit any area of interest. As an example, let's go ahead and click on our craft and cooking sale. We'll just click read more
You can see this gorgeous visual of some titles that are featured in our craft and cooking sale, where you can save up to fifty percent off certain titles now through November 11th.
And if you continue to scroll, you'll see several different options of ways that you can shop items in this sale. You can shop based on genre, formats,
Audience level, you can shop everything in the sale. There are often a lot of different ways that you can engage with the sale content that our publisher account services team spends a great amount of time organizing for you so that you can easily get to those items that you're looking for. And even better, when they're available for a discount.
Now let's actually dive in to the advanced searching section for our next few tips.I am gonna go ahead and tap back on that Marketplace logo just to get us back to the homepage. Reorient before we dive in to advanced search. Now you can access searches using this top search bar in white at the top of the screen. Or again this blue advanced search button to the right of that, that's what I'm going to click on now.
So I'm curious. Did you know that you can search in Marketplace here in this shop section, but you can also search in curate mode? If you
Click on advanced search directly from your Marketplace homepage, you will be searching titles to purchase. You'll be browsing items that you can shop. But did you know
If you go to your navigation bar
If you tap curate and click into standard curation
You'll now be in curate mode
Im sure there's a more official term for that but what you can do
Is you can then search for titles that are in your collection in this quick search bar
Or if we click advanced search once more
You'll see that we're searching for items that are in your holdings. So what I love about searching in curate is a couple of things. It has the benefit of being able to see titles as search results. So we do have excellent reporting where you can look at your holdings. You can look at items that have a lot of checkouts. You can see items with high holds. But I love to see the cover image. And so for me, when I am searching for certain things in Marketplace, if there is a way that I can search my holdings and see that cover image
and those key ownership details in one, that's what I want to do.
And that's where the advanced search in curate mode comes in.
So what we're gonna do. Is you'll see here in this top bar, it does say that you're searching for titles to curate. But that can serve a number of purposes if you're just trying to identify content in your collection.
So let's go ahead and
Go to tip number four.
In curate you can easily search your holdings by lending model. If we scroll down in our advanced search, you'll see lending model here on the right.
And if you click into that, you'll see that in curate mode, you can search for Simultaneous Use,
Cost Per Circ. You can search for items that are that metered
Access by checkout concurrent use. You can look for local content. And while in our shop section you do have to click into those different lending models to look at them and shop. Like Cost Per Circ, you may know that's a separate section, or Simultaneous Use. If you're looking at your holdings you have the benefit of searching by those lending models based on the content that you've already own. So I found that this was really helpful if you wanted to get a sense of how much Simultaneous Use content do I own?
I want to look at the cover images and those ownership details. If you want to get a sense for how many CPC titles you have at the go and you don't want to look at any reporting, than this is great. You can see the cover image.
You can see the ownership details and all of that can be done by just tapping curate, then advanced search, and then selecting the lending model.
Now you might be curious to know in tip number five, if there are some suggested advanced search filters that will give you the best results in the Marketplace, and my answer to that question is yes.
There are several different filters and fields that will give you better search results. So some of those things that I would like to highlight
Include things like street date. So here you'll see that we have street date as a field.
Next to it you'll see on sale date.
So you might be asking, what's the difference between on sale date and street date? So the on sale date field in Marketplace is the date that titles are available to purchase in Marketplace.
I don't know about you, but I don't often know the specific date the items are added to Marketplace. So for me the field that's most helpful is that street date field. That's the publication date or the date that that title will be available for your users to borrow. So if you're looking for anything based on publication date I would particularly utilize that street date field.
To narrow your search results down to the items that you are looking for. As an example, if you want to know what's coming out in April of 2023, then you can select those dates year from the street date drop down.
I also like to go up a little bit in my advanced search and highlight the fields we have here around publisher.
We have publisher account.
We have imprint.
And then we have regular publisher.
You might be asking, Emma, why are you listing three different things? What's the difference between a publisher account, publisher, and imprint?" To give us an example of what the difference is between those three, I am going to go ahead and just do a quick search for one of my favorite authors. Emily Henry.
And hopefully this information in the search results will translate back to those fields here in my advanced search
So we will wait for this to populate
Here we have
Emily Henry titles in our collection. You'll see in this ownership metadata field that there is a listing here for publisher account
And then you'll see three different things
First it says Penguin Group USA Inc, that's going to translate to publisher account.
Next you'll see Penguin Publishing Group that's going to translate to publisher in our advanced search and then lastly you'll see Berkley, that's our imprint.
So when we're doing searches and Marketplace what I would suggest when you're searching for publishers is to utilize that top most or uppermost field publisher account. So in this instance that would be Penguin Group USA.
This will generate the most broad results. Sometimes if you utilize the publisher or imprint it might narrow your results and exclude what you're really looking for.
So if you want to get the most results I would definitely utilize the publisher account field.
So if we go ahead and tap back to our advanced search screen I am going to drill down into a couple of things that might be helpful helpful in that publisher account field.
So as you know we have the big five publishers. If those are the ones that you're searching for in this instance
We do have this on your check list. But you can see that there are several different listings for Penguin. So if you want the utmost results for Penguin Random House in the United States you would click Penguin Group USA, Inc.
Now we do have the big five
Big six-ish publishers listed on your checklist. Those are for the U.S. market, but if you are from a different market like Canada or the UK or Australia, I would encourage you to reach out to your Digital Content
Librarian. They can identify those key publisher accounts that would be most beneficial to your search results in Marketplace.
And again we would recommend you consult your checklist but we also have some tips like if you're searching for Hachette, that would be under Hachette Digital, Inc. And again including that publisher account field to get the most broad results.
So those were tips four and five about
Searching your holdings by lending model in curate. Then whether you're in shop or curate just drilling down into those specific filters or fields that will give you the most results.
So let's go ahead and go back to a search I am going to leave both of these here. Publisher account: Penguin Group and Hachette, just so we can generate some search results and I can move on to my next tip. However,
Leaving those two alone might produce thousands and thousands of titles so for our loading purposes I'm also going to fill in street date.
So let's say we just want to look at anything that's available to borrow coming out in November 2022. So I'm going to put November first through November thirtieth here as my street date range.
If i'd like to narrow it down any further I can do so but as I'm searching in curate. This will just show items in my collection so hopefully that will make the results less overwhelming and I'm going a tap that blue search button
And we will see what our search results are.
So here you can see from our search results we have nine titles in our collection that are from Penguin and Hachette Digital, that have a street date or a publication date of November
2022
That are in our collection.
Now from our search results there are a couple of things that I think are really beneficial to helping you find some good data
And make some purchasing decisions when you're searching in curate or in shop. Particularly in curate, so that you can look at it as it pertains to your digital collection, you can look at the ownership details.
Now as these are all titles that have yet to be released you'll see if there is a lot of empty information here. However, when you do have active titles in your collection, things that have been circulating for a while, this ownership field is really helpful for you to make some decisions. You can look easily at the information around holds. So if the title has dozens of holds, you can see those active holds here. You can also really easily look at checkout information at a glance so you can see the date of the last time this title was checked out you can see how many times the title has been checked out in the last year and then you can see the total number of checkouts and item has had for its duration in your collection so if you're performing certain searches in curate then you can quickly glance at the ownership details and assess things like holds and checkouts and ratio you can also then look at pricing and kind of do some quick math to gauge if you're getting your bang for your buck with those titles based on
Those were tips for five and six. Going through at a decent clip here.
So we've gone over a lot so far
In Marketplace.
I am gonna go ahead and tap back to my main page in Marketplace again. Just that logo, to start fresh and reorient ourselves.
In this session, so far, just to give us a quick summary, we've talked
About saving and pinning a recurring search, utilizing those must have books and that discover section,
And again your saved searches read on the home page checking that news tab in your navigation bar that highlights the sales and lists by different genres or formats. We've talked about how you can utilize this blue advanced search button whether you're in shop mode or curate mode. You can look at items that you'd like to purchase or items that are in your collection and get some great information there utilizing your search results.
And then you can also read those ownership details in your search results to make some good decisions about purchasing or just to see some data at a glance.
Tip number seven for you today is a tip on how to find preorder titles in your collection. I did just give you a little sneak peek of doing that inadvertently with my last search, but if you ever want to know how many titles you have currently on preorder
And you don't want to go into your reporting or your purchase order history, I would encourage you to go to the advanced search. So we'll tap into
Advanced search. We'll wait for that to load for one moment and then were we're gonna go ahead and do is go to street date.
Anything from January 1st 2023 and beyond.
I'm going to select holdings: in collection.
And I might narrow this. I will just select ebook as the format to see if that helps our search results populate a little bit faster, and maybe just to make it more specific I'll add an audience level. So we'll do adult fiction and adult nonfiction so we can see if we've preordered any of those. There we go. This is why it doesn't look like my date range stuck, which is why it was giving me thirty thousand plus results and
Understandably taking a while to populate. So what I am going to do is I'm gonna scroll down on the left hand side to the street date filter and see if I can get it to apply from January onward again.
So I am gonna click here January 1st 2023 and an onward. You'll see that I have five results applying, which is nice. Any time you select anything from these filters it will show you how many results will be applicable to those filters. So I'm gonna tap apply and hopefully five results loads much quicker in Marketplace than thirty thousand.
Here we go this is perfect, so this is what I'm interested in seeing. I wanna know that I have about five adult fiction and nonfiction ebooks that I've preordered that are releasing any time after January 1st 2023. So depending on how your library purchases preorder, this is a great way to be able to just quickly summarize and say I've got this many titles on preorder for next year. That'll be next year's budget or I have this many titles coming out at the end of this fiscal year to help with your planning and then again the benefit of having these beautiful cover images on display so you can easily identify those big name titles that you've purchased in advance.
So to summarize that was a tip to shop and look for your preorder titles in your collection using that search. Now tip number eight I am gonna go ahead and tap back to our homepage once more to navigate to the next tool that I want to show you for tip number eight.
Now in Marketplace, as it happens from time to time, you may see the titles are no longer available for sale. That can happen for a myriad of reasons. Whether there's an issue with the title itself or it's changed lending rights or changed publisher or any of the other reasons the titles are no longer available for purchase. You might be wondering how do I find those titles that are in my collection that I can't purchase any longer or I can't purchase additional copies of? So if you have permissions I would recommend utilizing the admin drop down.
And searching in the weeding tool.
We're going to click into weeding.
And then you do have to have admin permissions and weeding permissions to do this and we're gonna go ahead and search in our collection through the weed tool and I want to show you why. So we have this pop up here
Of ways that we can search in our collection using the weeding tool. Now from this, you can select the weed status, so you can look at items that have been weeded or for our search I want us to look at items that have not been weeded from our collection.
You can
Put in a title or creator or ISBN or any of those fields, but what I really want to highlight here is this availability field. You'll see that I've previously done this search, but from availability
You can search in the weeding tool for all items, you can search for items that are available for sale or even search for items that are not available for sale.
So this is a great way to search for items that you have not yet weeded from your collection.
So that means that your users can still see them and browse them and potentially place holds on them in Libby or on your OverDrive site, but that aren't available for sale. So again you can't buy another copy if it's expired. Thats maybe not the best news if you can't buy another copy and it has holds so I would again suggest using this availability field and not available for sale
I would also suggest if you'd like to start you can also look for items that are on hold so this is a great way of identifying again those items that are not weeded from your library,
Are no longer available for sale, and may be building holds with the potential of them not being fulfilled.
See you can check on hold.
Also, under holdings, you can see that the options are for all holdings, active holdings, or expired holdings. If you do select expired, again, this is a really great way for you to drill into that content in your collection that's maybe just building holds. It might be driving up that wait time and it's not serving your library or your users so this is just a really great tool that you can use to identify some of that content where things have changed and you can't purchase it any longer.
So I would definitely encourage you to utilize the fields in the weeding tool if you have those permissions especially to see
Those items that are not available for sale.
So we're gonna go ahead and exit out
Of our weeding tool
And we're going to tap back to our home page in Marketplace.
To go on to tip number nine, which is one of my favorite tips. This is our recommended list curate hack. Now, if you are in Marketplace a lot, if you've been to prior webinars from the OverDrive Training team, if you speak with your Digital Content Librarian a lot, you may know this hack already, but in the off chance you don't I love to share this with people at any chance I get because it saves so much time if you are curating in Marketplace. Let me just go ahead and show if you don't know already. We have the Resource Center. This is a Resources.OverDrive.com. I do have that open in a new tab on my screen.
And on the Resource Center you'll see that under our library section we have this beautiful page of collection development. This has recommended lists of handpicked titles that our Digital Content Librarians put together. This covers awards, trending topics, read alikes. You can look for content by each group or genre. There are so many things here but what is extremely helpful is that any of these lists that you find here or in Marketplace can be curated with titles in your collection in just a few clicks.
So if you're browsing the Resource Center and you find the list
That you like
What you're going to do, as an example, let me click into a Read-Alikes,
And you can see that there are read alikes for things that are really timely and trending like
Colleen Hoover titles or Little Mermaid read alikes or A Snake Falls to Earth read alikes. That is the big library read title coming in November. But if you see any of these lists here and you go
That would be great with my patrons, with my users, I would love to curate that for my library so that
They can see Little Mermaid read alikes or anything of the sort. What you can do is just right click on any of these lists and copy the link.
Once you have the link,
Go back to your Marketplace screen,
And in this top url then you can paste any of those links in so I do have a link handy.
And from earlier in the day when I was prepping.
And so what you're going to do is put that link into the url
And then you'll see in this section here it says, "OneCopyOneUserAndMeteredAccess". If we remove that bit of text between those two
Dashes and simply type in "curate." What this does is instead of showing us a list of things that we can shop based on those criteria, it'll show us a list of things in our collection that we can curate based on that subject. I'm going go ahead and hit enter.
And I believe this list that I've pulled is Trending on Booktok. We know that BookTok has changed the way that people find the books that they want to read and is giving a lot of attention above to specific titles based on their popularity on BookTok. From here you can see that it switched me to curate, which you can see is highlighted and blue up top in our navigation bar. You can see in our search box here we're searching for titles in curate.
And then again you can see that all of these titles are in our collection. We can easily select this page or select all of the results so literally in one click I can add them to a new list and curate.
Trending on BookTok.
Hit create
And then literally two or three clicks I can go ahead and set this curated list live for my users to browse Trending on BookTok, based on the wonderful recommendations of our Digital Content Librarians. They update these lists often. They pay very close attention to the publishing trends so that you can see all of these items that have been trending, in this case, on BookTok, that you might already own in your collection. Again some big names here:Emily Henry, Colleen Hoover. All of these are definitely trending on TikTok and you've curated a collection of those items in seconds, so that is tip number nine.
And our last tip for this session is similar to the curate hack. It's getting a little bit tricky
Utilizing things in that url, that search bar up top. I'm just gonna click to the top of my screen. Now when you were utilizing the items here in your url,
You noticed that I switched "One Copy One User and Metered Access" to "curate" to curate a list really easily. But let's say that you would like to see items that are from that "One Copy One User Metered Access" section but in that Cost Per Circ lending model. As you may or may not know in Marketplace, under this shop drop down in the upper left hand corner, you can search for titles in that Cost Per Circ lending model. You can search for titles there by the author or by title and you can also browse a selection of lists for things in that Cost Per Circ lending model. Let's just say you wanted to see things that were trending on BookTok that might be available in that Cost Per Circ lending model and you didn't want to search title by title in that different section of Marketplace. So what we would do is, again, take our same Marketplace
Link, that same list link, and put it up here in our url. You'll see once more that we have the section that says "One Copy One User and Metered Access" for a Trending on Booktok list.
I'm gonna go ahead and replace "One Copy One User and Metered Access" with the phrase "Cost Per Circ."
Get my spelling right and then hit enter
You can do this with any of those Marketplace lists that our Digital Content Librarians make. They do make those in that One Copy One User and Metered Access space of Marketplace, but using this hack to show Cost Per Circ, you can then see which items are available in that cost per sir lending model from those lists. Here we can see all of our Trending on BookTok titles that are available in that CPC, Cost Per Circ lending model, and we can easily browse through the search results. Just another great way to utilize the tools that our Digital Content Librarians have available to you.
And put those into Marketplace where you might need them whether that's shopping by different lending models or curating.
So to summarize, that was tip number ten. Any recommended list can be viewed in that Cost Per Circ lending model by swapping the term One Copy One User and Metered Access with Cost Per Circ and with that that was the last of my ten tips we are gonna hop back into the slide deck.
So sorry about that. Didn't want to unmute. Thank you so much for that great,
Helpful demonstration, Emma.
Now I would love to leave you today
With some resources for your own use.
We have some resources to help you feel confident using those search tips that Emma just shared with us.
So first you can reference the recording of this session and you can access it in the link that you'll receive in your email around this time tomorrow from Zoom.
You can also check it out on our Resource Center under the on demand webinars page.
Next
You want to make sure that you review the tip sheet that has all ten tips handy for you.
Lastly,
But one of the most important things you can do,
Reach out to your OverDrive accounts team for any questions. They are always happy to help. You all have a dedicated OverDrive accounts team.
We hope that you can join us for a future session or two. Now remember that even if you can't attend a session live
Registering will ensure that you're gonna receive that follow up email with a link to watch the recording as well as the more resources.
So join your OverDrive training team for a thirty minute overview of Marketplace, your hub for digital content.
And in this session, you're going to learn to sign into Marketplace, utilize Marketplace for purchasing, reporting, or managing your digital collection.
Or learn about different publisher lending models as well as finding help and training resources. This is quick thirty minute session is a great way to
Get started with Marketplace.
And then next in October, we've got coming up "Ebookin' on a Budget."
Buy more and spend less with OverDrive.
So making a positive impact on your community by growing your digital collection doesn't have to break your budget.
Our team of experts will help you discover OverDrive's self service tools in Marketplace to
Shop alternative lending models,
Improve circulation with curation, make data driven decisions,
Manage expired Metered Access titles, requests next level support,
Access help resources, and so much more.
And this is gonna be a 60-minute session.
That is really going to benefit the public library staff, who
Are selectors or purchasers or curators.
To take our post webinar assessment
I invite you to open the link in chat.
This is also going to appear automatically when you close out of today's webinar.
Now once you get
I hope that doesn't look as fuzzy for everyone else.
Once you complete the assessment you're gonna earn a certificate of attendance that you can customize with your name and date.
Now we're so grateful that you chose to spend some time with us today.
We really hope that you found this session to be beneficial.
Quick reminder to you keep an eye out for tomorrow's follow up email.
We are going to end the audio and video portion of this presentation just a few minutes early in the interest of maximizing your time.
See what I did there?
We're gonna end just a few minutes early. We're gonna stay logged in, however, so if anything comes to mind that you want to send on over in that Q&A
Please do. We are still ready to answer those remaining questions.
But on behalf of Emma and myself I just like to say thanks again and happy reading everyone!
Bye!