Marketing to Libraries: Marketing Resources

A directory of libraries in the United States and Canada

Directories that can be purchased covering public and private schools and their school districts.

Compiled by the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction, this directory lists the 50 state libraries.

The American Library Association grants permission to outside organizations, institutions, or individuals, to use its membership lists. Such permission is for rental only. The lists are not sold, and they may not be duplicated.

The Mailing List Finder aims to help you to find those elusive "perfect" mailing lists for your direct marketing campaigns.

The Mailing List Finder aims to help you to find those elusive "perfect" mailing lists for your direct marketing campaigns.

They connect you with a few email marketers who'll provide competing price quotes for you to compare.

A directory of libraries in the United States and Canada

You will need to compile your own list of email addresses from the provided websites.

libraries.org is a component of Library Technology Guides, but is designed to function as a separate resource. Data in lib-web-cats regarding automation products and installation dates feeds many of the statistical reports in Library Technology Guides.

From the Association of American Publishers (AAP) and the Book Industry Study Group (BISG), BookStats is a industry statistics model to track transformational shifts in how book content is produced and sold in the digital age.

From IBISWorld, which provides industry research on thousands of industries worldwide.

From the Nonfiction Authors Association, a list of distributors and wholesalers for the U.S., Canada, and the U.K., with the largest listed first.

A list of companies offering marketing services to authors and publishers worldwide.

The Independent Book Publishers Association (IBPA) is a not-for-profit membership organization serving and leading the independent publishing community through advocacy, education, and tools for success. With over 3,000 members, IBPA is the largest publishing trade association in the U.S.

The Association of American Publishers (AAP) represents nearly four hundred member organizations including major commercial, digital learning, education and professional publishers alongside independents, non-profits, university presses and scholarly societies. We represent the publishing industry’s legislative, regulatory, and trade priorities regionally, nationally and worldwide. These include copyright and related intellectual property rights, piracy and enforcement strategies, digital growth and related business models, funding for education and libraries, fair tax and trade policies, and freedom of expression and literacy debates.