Adam Koszary

I help galleries, libraries, archives and museums with social media and content strategy, governance and production.

If you want to create fun and impactful content, make the case for content within your organisation or just want a critical friend, then I am here for that. Also I did the absolute unit meme.

What I do

I can help turn your hopes, dreams and challenges into content pillars, action plans and processes to give your organisation clarity, purpose and enthusiasm.

I can look under the hood of your content and website to pinpoint what needs improving and how.

I provide practical sessions on content creation - from ideation to reporting - as well as inspirational talks that will fire up your staff for the possibilities of social media and content.

For when you need someone to sense-check a campaign or strategy, be a sounding board for new projects or to have a quiet word with senior management.

I can help you figure out what content to post, when and who for - as well as write the posts, create the imagery and shoot the video.

On request, I will send you pictures of my fox terrier until you tell me to stop.

Keith, a fox terrier
Adam Koszary

How I can help

I love arts and heritage. I’ve worked in collections, curatorial, digital marketing, editorial and social media – and in every role my purpose has been to inspire, educate and entertain people with culture.

I understand the challenges you face – whether that’s convincing leadership that content matters, figuring out what success means, creating content on a tight budget, or finding ways to make a post every bloody day of the week.

While my focus is on social media and digital content, that also means I have deep experience in laying the foundations which enables great content happen. I’ve run digital transformation projects, coached senior staff, created reporting structures, written policies and guidelines, and defined the skillsets staff need.

I’m data-informed, user-first and pragmatic – but also, essentially, crucially, a fun person to work with.

Previous clients

British Museum
Historic England
Good Law Project
Museums Association
Bletchley Park
Triple C
London Art Studies
Museums & Galleries Edinburgh

Get in touch

Interested in what I do and how I can help? Chatting to me is free, and I can work to your budget :)

Posts

December 7, 2024

Content of the week #11: 1,100 pencils

The Royal Academy of Arts shows how we could use Reddit for user-generated content.

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November 28, 2024

X is tanking, Reddit is rising, and other tidbits from Ofcom

Ofcom have released their Online Nation 2024 report. And it turns out people are using the internet in ways.

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November 15, 2024

Content of the week #10: A love letter to Facebook Groups

Millions of people are sharing, talking and having the time of their lives in special interest groups. Maybe we should join them.

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November 8, 2024

Content of the week #9: HIPPOS

A baby pygmy hippo called Haggis is causing beef online – sacrificed on the altar of engagement – and people are loving it.

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November 1, 2024

Content of the Week #8: Scotch Mist

How a video about a remote Scottish castle made me want to get off the sofa, buy a very expensive train ticket and travel for 8 hours to Scotland.

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October 25, 2024

Content of the Week #7: 200 Creators

Content creators are stealing museums’ lunches, so the National Gallery invited them for a picnic.

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October 18, 2024

Content of the Week #6: Headless Horseman

Blenheim Palace traumatise some old ladies with a headless horseman.

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October 11, 2024

Content of the week #5: Endurance

Why a 3D model of Shackleton’s shop Endurance makes archaeology romantic again.

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October 4, 2024

Content of the Week #4: Cozy

Historic Royal Palaces are providing the cozy content we yearn for.

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September 27, 2024

Content of the week #3: Framing

When you work in museums, it’s easy to take the magic for granted. Permanent displays imply a static, decided story – while behind the scenes that story is being built on, challenged and adapted as new information and research comes to light. If you’re lucky, some of that new knowledge is included the next time […]

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