Building A Home For Wwii History Jonah Langenbeck We designed an entirely new way of sharing original wwii history and the museum’s news and updates. the posts now come together into distinct silos across the site and are contextually linked through topics and content types. In june 2017, the national wwii museum opened arsenal of democracy, a new permanent exhibition examining the home front during world war ii. to amplify the exhibit’s effect on visitation we extended the movie poster campaign.
Building A Home For Wwii History Jonah Langenbeck Key areas to focus on: donors (non members that support your mission) funders (constituents that want to support specific projects) appeals (securing additional gifts from members and donors) monthly giving (building a base of supporters that provide steady revenue). This campaign, “arsenal of democracy,” gives tourists a glimpse into an immersive exhibit where visitors can feel, touch and learn – firsthand – how the home front helped win world war ii. It's a powerful story of a refugee family that is building a great american company. The findings showed conclusively that the way to accomplish both of these goals was by integrating immersive media experiences within the fabric of the museum to bring history to life; both in the museum and online, and sometimes in both places.
Building A Home For Wwii History Jonah Langenbeck It's a powerful story of a refugee family that is building a great american company. The findings showed conclusively that the way to accomplish both of these goals was by integrating immersive media experiences within the fabric of the museum to bring history to life; both in the museum and online, and sometimes in both places. Through my professional experience, i’ve learned that building a remarkable brand takes more than just marketing tactics and campaigns — a truly great brand is the sum of an organization’s purpose, products, team, and customer experience that comes to life through every touchpoint. I’m a creative strategist, designer, and brand builder living and working in new orleans. welcome to my digital garden, where i collect my work, notes, sketches, and experiences. it’s a space to learn in public and a platform to facilitate my love of old school blogging and digital bricolage. Read writing from jonah langenbeck on medium. maker, designer, new orleanian. every day, jonah langenbeck and thousands of other voices read, write, and share important stories on medium. Conceived by the museum’s director of interactive services jonah langenbeck, the campaign harnesses the power of social media. people can post videos on the museum’s channel or facebook videos and photos captured on their cell phones.
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