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WEBSITE STRATEGY / EXAMPLES
FLMM: an archive website that supports grant proposals
Some stories deserve more than a place in a box. Fundación Luis Muñoz Marín shares the value of its archive online, connecting with readers, researchers, and partners who can help its work grow.
Detailed information that people can find
The goal is not simply to add as many pages as possible. It is to organize the mission, collections, preservation projects, and research resources so readers can understand the institution’s work. A clear structure makes substantial information easier to explore.
A reference for funding applications
Archive pages can provide supporting references in a grant proposal. They should explain what is preserved, why it matters, and what each project needs, using information approved by the foundation. A website can make the work easier to review; it cannot guarantee a funding decision.
Books, digital books, and access to knowledge
Selling books and digital books is another part of this example. An organized catalog helps people discover publications, understand available formats, and continue toward a purchase. Commerce can support the institution without displacing its archival mission.
Build depth in manageable stages
An initial phase can prioritize essential archive and project information. Later phases can expand collection descriptions, publications, and research resources. Questions from researchers and funders can help identify where more detail would be valuable.
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