2016 – Page 31 – Adaptistration

2016 Arts Midwest Conference Registration Is Open

Sunday, January 21st, 2018Thursday, June 2nd, 2016 by Drew McManus

I’m excited to announce that I’ll be leading an in-depth seminar at the 2016 Arts Midwest Conference in Milwaukee on Tuesday, September 13, 2016. Titled Click. Click. Done. Developing Your Google Analytics Skills, the seminar will offer users of all skill levels a comfortable setting to develop the confidence and skill set to turn data into actionable results. Joining me on the panel are a pair of GA rock stars: Ceci Dadisman and Marc …

Does Your City Have An Artist-Only Hotel?

Wednesday, June 1st, 2016 by Drew McManus

There’s a new hotel in London that’s garnering its fair share of press in that it offers affordable rooms and caters exclusively toward visiting artists (fine arts, music, theater, dance, etc.). Green Rooms is a 20 room not-for-profit hotel with adjoining space geared to artist needs (think rehearsal space, practice rooms, etc.) and the real kicker is the subsidized price means rooms begin at US$26 per night. Arts districts, which often …

Kitten Pics Or News About Peter Gelb? It’s Your Choice.

Tuesday, May 31st, 2016 by Drew McManus

There isn’t much that will distract me from blogging but adopting a 12-week old kitten is decidedly one of those exceptions to the rule. Consequently, you have two choices for today’s post… Door #1: Peter Gelb News For those of you who absolutely, positively must have a suitable culture blog topic, you should swing by two articles by Norman Lebrecht. Never one to mince words, Lebrecht focuses his attention on The Metropolitan …

Happy Memorial Day!

Monday, May 30th, 2016 by Drew McManus

Whether you’re home all day enjoying the holiday with family and friends or your orchestra is putting on a performance today, try to take a few moments to remember the reason for the holiday. Band Facts

Let There Be Taxonomy!

Friday, May 27th, 2016 by Drew McManus

You may not know it, but taxonomy is an integral part of your online life. Taxonomy is a fancy word that simply means how content management systems classify, organize, and display content. For example, here at Adaptation you’ll find the two most common types of taxonomy: categories and tags. The latter is used primarily to associate a specific organization with posts; in turn, this makes it easier for you to find …