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Royal Northern College of Music
24/10/25
Early music was not, historically, an easy sell for RNCM. But, by using Culture Segments- tailored messaging delivered directly to their segmented Tessitura database, the marketing team significantly increased engagement and ticket sales.
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Affordable Art Fair – Embedding Culture Segments
24/10/25
The Affordable Art Fair is a global operation. Not only are they successfully targeting new audiences through Culture Segments, they have effectively embedded Culture Segments thinking across the whole organisation. Here’s how they’ve done it.
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The Shakespeare Birthplace Trust – Culture Segments in action
24/10/25
"Before, when promoting an offer, we used to ask ‘Who is it for?’ and were often told ‘Everyone!’. That doesn’t happen anymore.” The Shakespeare Birthplace Trust
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Linden New Art – Culture Segments in action
24/10/25
Melbourne gallery Linden New Art used a grant from Creative Victoria to reinvigorate their understanding of Culture Segments and create a more ambitious engagement strategy. Their newly-honed skills in appealing to segments different from themselves has had an instant impact on sales.
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Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki
08/09/22
Find out how Auckland Art Gallery increased its turnover by 20% using Culture Segments.
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Roman Baths – Culture Segments online quiz
06/01/22
The Roman Baths in Bath is one of the UK’s leading heritage attractions. The site includes a Roman Bath House, a Roman Temple, a thermal spring, museum and restaurant.
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Joe’s Pub at The Public – Culture Segments in action
06/01/22
Joe’s Pub is one of the venues at The Public Theater’s Astor Place site in Manhattan. It’s an independent, non-profit music venue dedicated to The Public’s mission to serve audiences and artists alike as an active member of NYC’s creative community.
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