The monastery of Admont has two projects nominated for the Styrian State Award for outstanding public relations and creative public outreach, known as the PR-Panther. The first project, 'School Does Marketing,' aims to position the Admont Gymnasium as an attractive educational institution despite demographic challenges by using an integrated communication strategy involving social media, online marketing, and traditional media. The second project focuses on promoting the world's largest monastic library and museum through innovative communication methods, including AI-assisted visualizations and collaborations to engage new audiences. Both initiatives highlight the monastery's efforts to communicate its cultural heritage in modern ways. Representatives from the monastery and the advertising agency involved expressed pride in the nominations and emphasized their commitment to combining tradition with innovation.
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