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===Best Places for Posters=== | ===Best Places for Posters=== | ||
Places where people eat are necessary: | Places where people eat are necessary: | ||
| − | *[[Goodrich Hall | + | *[[Goodrich Hall|Goodrich]] |
| − | + | *[[Mission Dining Hall|Mission]] | |
| − | *[[Mission Dining Hall]] | + | *[[Greylock Dining Hall|Greylock]] |
| − | *[[Greylock Dining Hall]] | + | *[[Driscoll Dining Hall|Driscoll]] |
| − | *[[Driscoll Dining Hall]] | + | *[[Dodd Dining Hall|Dodd]] |
| − | *[[Dodd Dining Hall]] | ||
| − | If you are advertising for classes, it's best to focus on dorms. In past years, sophomores lived in [[Mission]] and juniors in the [[Greylock Quad]], but with [[Anchor Housing]], those who hang posters will have to reevaluate these stereotypes. | + | Places people frequent are also good: |
| + | *[[Schow Science Library|Schow]] | ||
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| + | If you are advertising for classes, it's best to focus on dorms. In past years, sophomores lived in [[Mission Dining Hall|Mission]] and juniors in the [[Greylock Quad]], but with [[Anchor Housing]], those who hang posters will have to reevaluate these stereotypes. Now, [[Mission Dining Hall|Mission]] is a good place to advertise events for first-years, since many of them live there any many others go to the snack bar. | ||
===Second Tier Places=== | ===Second Tier Places=== | ||
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===Online=== | ===Online=== | ||
| − | * | + | *[http://wso.williams.edu/announce/ WSO Announcements] |
*[http://wso.williams.edu/announce/post?section=1 Daily Advisor] | *[http://wso.williams.edu/announce/post?section=1 Daily Advisor] | ||
*[http://www.williams.edu/home/atwilliams/ All Campus Calander] | *[http://www.williams.edu/home/atwilliams/ All Campus Calander] | ||
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*[http://www.williams.edu/messages/ Daily Messages] | *[http://www.williams.edu/messages/ Daily Messages] | ||
| − | === | + | ===Methods to Avoid=== |
*[[WSO Blogs]]: Recently reorganized precisely because people were co-opting them with event announcements and publicity, in addition to lost and found, ride requests, etc. | *[[WSO Blogs]]: Recently reorganized precisely because people were co-opting them with event announcements and publicity, in addition to lost and found, ride requests, etc. | ||
| − | * Leaving posters up after the event has occurred. | + | * Leaving posters up after the event has occurred. (Old posters are good for use as scrap paper, or for doing problem sets on the blank side.) |
[[Category:How-To]] | [[Category:How-To]] | ||
Revision as of 21:27, November 27, 2006
Until the new Student Center is finished and all students are forced to pass through at least the mail room at least a couple times a week, traffic is not conentrated on any one point on campus. Online traffic is also not as concentrated on the WSO Blogs as some might think. These are all they various ways to let people know you have an event.
Best Places for Posters
Places where people eat are necessary:
Places people frequent are also good:
If you are advertising for classes, it's best to focus on dorms. In past years, sophomores lived in Mission and juniors in the Greylock Quad, but with Anchor Housing, those who hang posters will have to reevaluate these stereotypes. Now, Mission is a good place to advertise events for first-years, since many of them live there any many others go to the snack bar.
Second Tier Places
- Spring Street businesses
- Hopkins Hall
- Griffin Hall
- Bronfman Science Center
- Sawyer Library
- Jesup Hall
- Weston
- Chandler Athletic Center
Online
Methods to Avoid
- WSO Blogs: Recently reorganized precisely because people were co-opting them with event announcements and publicity, in addition to lost and found, ride requests, etc.
- Leaving posters up after the event has occurred. (Old posters are good for use as scrap paper, or for doing problem sets on the blank side.)
