Clyfford Still Museum Case Study

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At the beginning of the new year the main focus of the marketing department of the Clyfford Still Museum will be to work with the organization's staff of the various professional development things that have been budgeted for. This will serve to kick off the new year with everyone at the top of their game in terms of being able to answer patron’s questions as well as efficiently record the patron demographic data.
The next step will be working with market research analysts to find the most effective places to put the new years billboards, and tv/radio ads. This process will require a detailed explanation of the things that make the Clyfford Still Museum unique and why audiences are typically drawn to the institution.
A couple months into the

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