American Booksellers Association

BookED

BookED is the bookstore education podcast brought to you by the American Booksellers Association. For additional bookstore resources or to sign up as an ABA member, visit us at www.bookweb.org.

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American Booksellers Association

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Wi2023: ipage Essentials 02.11.2023

Join Ingram for an informative workshop with essential tips and techniques for using ipage®. Whether you're new to ipage® or an experienced user, gain a clearer understanding of our platform's full capabilities so you will spend less time navigating and more time selling. In this session, you will learn how to refine your searches and order, understand tracking within ipage®, and learn more about...

Lightning Talk: Fraud Protection with Clark Mason of Vroman's Bookstore 01.11.2023

ABA's Lightning Talk series features booksellers presenting 5-10 minute talks on tech tools, organizational strategies, communication methods, or innovations they've made in their stores. On October 12, 2023, Clark Mason, CFO of  Vroman's Bookstore (Pasadena, CA), discussed the  e-commerce fraud protection program, NoFraud .   Additional bookstore education resources can be found at  www.bookweb.o...

Lightning Talk: Hosting Drag Story Hour with Chelsia Rice of Montana Book Company 31.10.2023

ABA's Lightning Talk series features booksellers presenting 5-10 minute talks on tech tools, organizational strategies, communication methods, or innovations they've made in their stores. On October 12, 2023, Chelsia Rice of Montana Book Company  (Helena, MT) discussed  hosting Drag Story Hour . Additional bookstore education resources can be found at  www.bookweb.org .   Theme by  Constant Compan...

Wi2023: Strategies for Succession Planning Part 3 27.10.2023

Whether you have owned a store for many years and are considering exiting a much-loved business, are planning for your store's long-term future, or are a bookseller exploring options for keeping a business viable for many years to come, this is the session for you. This seminar will cover store valuation, alternate models for succession, how to raise capital, the importance of an emergency plan, a...

Wi2023: Strategies for Succession Planning Part 2 26.10.2023

Whether you have owned a store for many years and are considering exiting a much-loved business, are planning for your store's long-term future, or are a bookseller exploring options for keeping a business viable for many years to come, this is the session for you. This seminar will cover store valuation, alternate models for succession, how to raise capital, the importance of an emergency plan, a...

Lightning Talk: Airtable with Angela Trigg of the Haunted Book Shop 24.10.2023

ABA's Lightning Talk series features booksellers presenting 5-10 minute talks on tech tools, organizational strategies, communication methods, or innovations they've made in their stores. On June 15, 2023, Angela Trigg of The Haunted Book Shop (Mobile, AL) discussed harnessing the power of Airtable . Additional bookstore education resources can be found at  www.bookweb.org .   Theme by  Constant C...

Wi2023: Strategies for Succession Planning Part 1 19.10.2023

Whether you have owned a store for many years and are considering exiting a much-loved business, are planning for your store's long-term future, or are a bookseller exploring options for keeping a business viable for many years to come, this is the session for you. This seminar will cover store valuation, alternate models for succession, how to raise capital, the importance of an emergency plan, a...

Lightning Talk: Employee Retention with Lane Jacobson of Paulina Springs Books 17.10.2023

ABA's Lightning Talk series features booksellers presenting 5-10 minute talks on tech tools, organizational strategies, communication methods, or innovations they've made in their stores. On October 12, 2023, Lane Jacobson of Paulina Springs Books (Sisters, OR) discussed strategies for employee retention . Additional bookstore education resources can be found at  www.bookweb.org .   Theme by  Cons...

Lightning Talk: Mobile Bookstore Inventory Curation with Zsamé Morgan of Babycake's Book Stack 19.09.2023

ABA's Lightning Talk series features booksellers presenting 5-10 minute talks on tech tools, organizational strategies, communication methods, or innovations they've made in their stores. On August 10, 2023, Zsamé Morgan of Babycake's Book Stack (Twin Cities, MN) discussed weekly events inventory curation in a niche model bookstore . Additional bookstore education resources can be found at  www.bo...

Ci2023: Storytelling for Success 13.09.2023

Storytelling is essential for business innovation. It allows owners and managers to build purpose-driven businesses by dismantling restrictive mental models and challenging the status quo. This workshop, led by novelist and business professor Anna Bruno, will enable you to excavate your origin stories. Storytelling models will rely on Aristotle's rhetorical triangle (ethos, pathos and logos), as w...

Ci2023: Principles of Merch Design 22.08.2023

Store-branded clothing is the concert tee of your bookstore. Once it walks out the door, it is free marketing, signaling through the wearer's swagger that your store is lit in all the ways. In a sea of business-branded t-shirts, it can be challenging to keep designs fresh, so we're bringing in the experts. In this session, we will explore the principles of effective t-shirt design, including color...

Ci2023 Featured Talk with Jonathan Hamilt: Fighting for Queer Stories and Seeds of Change 15.08.2023

In a world struggling with issues of acceptance and tolerance, Jonathan Hamilt, Executive Director of Drag Story Hour, shares the necessity of LGBTQAI+ family programming. He explores how the powerful art-form of drag teaches young humans about inclusivity, celebrating diversity, the vital freedom of self-expression, and the role bookstores play in building compassionate communities where there is...

Ci2023: Understanding Children's Social-Emotional Development 08.08.2023

Social-emotional development refers to a series of critical developmental processes encompassing a child's ability to express and manage their emotions and form meaningful relationships with peers and adults. Children need support from the adults in their lives in order to facilitate healthy social-emotional development. With an understanding of social-emotional development, booksellers can better...

Ci2023: Best Practices for Pre-Order Campaigns 04.08.2023

Pre-order campaigns get readers excited for the books YOU'RE excited about and if you're just starting out, this session is for you. Booksellers will learn about the nuts and bolts of pre-order campaigns including best practices for marketing to customers, what a successful campaign can look like for your business, how pre-order sales can uplift underrepresented voices and genres, and also the imp...

Ci2023: Utilizing E-Commerce for Book Fairs and Community Fundraisers 24.07.2023

Book fairs and fundraisers hosted on your store's website or on Bookshop.org are a great way to partner with your community. In this session, we'll look at examples from stores utilizing ABA's IndieCommerce platform and Bookshop.org and share how you can get started planning your own virtual book fairs and fundraisers almost right away. Speakers Sarah High, Bookshop.org Daron Mueller, ABA IndieCom...

Ci2023: Children's Concierge & Subscription Services 18.07.2023

What is a concierge program, and how does it differ from a subscription box? In this panel, booksellers with experience running concierge programs and subscription boxes will answer these questions, give examples of different types of services, and show you how to create an inclusive, one-of-a-kind boutique experience for customers, no matter the size of your store. Speakers Lauren Savage, The Rea...

Wi2023: Conflict Resolution and De-escalation Techniques 17.07.2023

Led by Caprice Hollins, author of Inside Out: The Equity Leader's Guide to Undoing Institutional Racism , this workshop will address current conflicts in retail spaces. Participants will have practice opportunities with real-life scenarios. Speaker: Caprice Hollins,  Cultures Connecting , LLC (Renton, Washington) Recorded February 21, 2023, at Winter Institute 2023 in Seattle, WA   Theme by Consta...

Ci2023: Not Just for Kids: Book Fairs for Adults 12.07.2023

Flip your children's book fair on its head and turn it into a book fair for grown-ups. This session will delve into how to curate and purchase your book selection based on your customer demographic and site location, merchandizing an offsite location, nonbook items to carry, and any special permits needed to serve food and drinks at an offsite location. Speakers Nicole Menzel, Bound to Happen Book...

Lightning Talk: Book Vending Machines with Isis Asare of Sistah SciFi 11.07.2023

ABA's Lightning Talk series features booksellers presenting 5-10 minute talks on tech tools, organizational strategies, communication methods, or innovations they've made in their stores. On June 15, 2023, Isis Asare of Sistah SciFi (Oakland, CA) discussed book vending machines . Additional bookstore education resources can be found at  www.bookweb.org .     Theme by Constant Companion https://con...

Ci2023 Featured Talk with Dr. Adia Harvey Wingfield: Gray Areas 10.07.2023

Many industries now stress the importance of racial diversity, but the numbers do not show much progress. In the book industry specifically, Black workers are underrepresented as store owners, may be assigned to positions in the back rather than front of the store, and may observe that titles by Black authors receive less recognition, promotion, and visibility from booksellers. In this session, Dr...

Ci2023: Small but Mighty: Creating a Financially Sustainable Business at Any Size 10.07.2023

Small bookstores (less than 1000 square feet of selling space) have a lot to share with larger bookstores about financial sustainability. This bookseller-led panel will present innovative ideas for how to manage budgeting, buying, displaying, selling, and returns to keep your store financially stable, no matter the size. Speakers Kathy Burnette, Brain Lair Books - South Bend, IN Bunnie Hilliard, b...

Ci2023: Averting the Adult Gaze in YA Literature 10.07.2023

These days, adults are devouring young adult literature, and more and more YA stories feature teens but in more adult situations. In this panel, booksellers come together to discuss the shift in YA, which genres and tropes actually interest young people, how to make connections with young people in the community in order to better curate your selection, and more strategies for de-centering the adu...

Ci2023 Keynote with Daniel Nayeri: A Town Without a Bookstore is an Oversized Gas Station 06.07.2023

Daniel Nayeri is a former publisher, editor, and pastry chef. His autobiographical novel, Everything Sad is Untrue (a true story) won multiple awards including the Printz Medal. Speakers: Daniel Nayeri, The Many Assassinations of Samir, the Seller of Dreams (Levine Querido) Introduction by Allison Hill, ABA CEO Recorded June 6, 2023, at Children's Institute 2023 in Milwaukee     Theme by Constant...

Ci2023: Embracing Neurodiversity in the Workplace 05.07.2023

Neurodiversity refers to the natural variation of human brain functioning, including conditions like autism, ADHD, dyslexia, and others. Understanding and embracing neurodiversity can have a positive impact on workplace culture, productivity, and inclusivity. In this session, we will discuss practical strategies for accommodating diverse learning, and working styles, as well as the importance of c...

Ci2023 Keynote with Nikki Grimes & Brian Pinkney: Tough Topics for Tender Readers 05.07.2023

Nikki Grimes and Brian Pinkney ( A Walk in the Woods ) know that not every child can take a walk in the woods to soothe the soul after experiencing a devastating loss, but all children can pick up a book that speaks directly to such hurt, or read a story that reminds them they are not alone—provided someone has crafted such a story especially for them. These award-winning creators share how they t...

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