With an eye across London's cultural sector, Audiences London supports arts and heritage organisations to build dynamic and sustainable audience relationships. We offer advice, insight and audience intelligence through consultancy, research, collaborative projects, events and resources available on this website.
Into Practice... Making relationships last and Principles of... Using audience intelligence for marketing strategies and Planning some audience research.
AL's upcoming eventsInclude data sharing for orchestras and galleries, Respond 2, an inclusion seminar programme and digital benchmarking.
AL's new projectsFollowing on from the success of our latest symposium Bolder and Wiser - Older people and culture we are developing a range of resource materials, case studies and top tips. In the meantime, catch up with what happened at the event by watching videos of the keynotes and downloading the resource pack.
I felt really at ease at the session and could really voice my thoughts and opinions, using my own work as a case study. This was down to Anne, who was a motivating and inspiring facilitator, Audiences London staff who made us all feel comfortable and the choice of venue which was excellent
Victoria Sanderson, London Borough of Enfield (Principles of... Audience Development, July 2009)
Audiences London is looking for experienced researchers to undertake a consultation process with its clients and stakeholders. The results of the research will inform AL's business planning, service offering and CRM.
Advice on how to ask sensitive monitoring questions for reporting to London Councils.
Audiences London has developed a set of research question and answer codes through our recent work with a group of London-based visual arts organisations.
Audiences London has been digging around to understand the potential impacts of the recession on audiences. We’ve put some findings together and would welcome feedback on your own experiences or information you’ve come across which we can share across the arts and heritage sector in London.
