Whether yours is an academic library, a public library, or a special collections library, we’re ready to help you promote the use of your historical newspapers—and your library as a whole—beyond the traditional group of users who already benefit from these resources!

• White Paper—Past to Present: Using Online Historical Resources to Promote Today’s Libraries (PDF). Read this white paper for ideas on how to use your online historical resources to promote your library.
• Conversing with Your Community: Social Media Strategies (PDF). This document provides tips for using blogs, Facebook, Twitter, location-based services, and YouTube to promote your online historical newspapers and your library.
• Modifiable ProQuest Historical Newspapers Poster (PDF). Type in your library’s name, and then print it out as an 8 ½”x11” or 11”x17” poster to advertise your collection.
• “Plain Language” Descriptions of ProQuest Historical Databases (Word). Customize and use these ProQuest historical database descriptions on your Web site to help your users understand what is available to help them research historical topics.
• Bookmarks (PDF). Just print, trim, and let them promote your ProQuest Historical Newspapers collection for you!