Perth based marketing agency launch an employer toolkit with Culture Perth and Kinross to highlight how library members can save money

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8th November 2022

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Perth based marketing agency, The Cunningly Good Group, is working with Culture Perth and Kinross on a new marketing campaign, ‘Can it be true?’, to highlight the ways that joining the library can save people significant amounts of money on some of their everyday spend. As part of that campaign, the Cunningly Good Group has created an Employer’s toolkit to disseminate locally to businesses who are also looking for ways to proactively support their employees right now.

It's not universally known that by being a member of Culture Perth and Kinross Libraries there are significant potential cost savings to be made on everyday expenses. With the cost-of-living crisis expected to bite this winter, and employers looking for clever ways to save their staff money, the Cunningly Good Group has brought together a simple guide on how easy costs savings can be made simply by joining the local library.

From free hot-desking in warm public spaces, to free digital newspaper access, free e-book and magazines, there’s something for everyone and at all ages in the local library with savvy savers netting up to £1,000 annually off services they might otherwise pay for.

As a local employer we would encourage this information to be shared far and wide, it’s everyone’s library.

Helen Smout, Chief Executive of Culture Perth and Kinross, said: “We have an exceptional range of services and facilities available via Culture Perth and Kinross library membership, which is entirely free. Many are unaware of the breadth of services and facilities we offer. At a time when individuals and families are struggling financially, becoming a member of Culture Perth & Kinross Libraries means people do not have to go without their little luxuries – such as their daily newspaper, or monthly magazine. We also offer quiet, hot desking spaces, with all the facilities you should need to spend a morning, afternoon or day working at our libraries. Our recently launched wireless printing service means you can print directly from your phone, laptop or tablet supporting even more flexible working options and is great for printing off last minute tickets or even forms and applications. We encourage everyone to consider a library membership. Joining is a very simple process, and the benefits are more than worth it.”

To find out more about membership of Culture Perth and Kinross Libraries, please visit: www.culturepk.org.uk/libraries/join-the-library