Tweeting and blogging like crazy is definitely a logical first step and I'm sure people will become much more creative as time goes by. Someone already created a Facebook event to have a #Pokewalk through Sydney Royal Botanic Gardens, which attracted a thousand people. That is thinking on your feet, literally. We need to continue to think bigger and off the top off my head:

• Print massive Pokemon Vinyls and plaster the front of your building
• Organise Museum Pokehunts to replace treasure trails
• Start a competition to capture snapshots of Pokemon by your objects
• Hold a giant Flashmob in your gallery or Poke Party
• Have a PokeGym? Use social media to regularly update on which team currently owns it
• Utilise the charged for 'luring' feature to make it visible that you are attracting Pokemon
• Link up with your neighbouring Museums to organise your own #Pokewalk
• Make some fun memes for marketing purposes like Domino's already have
• Make iPads available with the app for visitors to use for free
• Have free charging stations!
• Pull together a pop up exhibition inspired by Pokemon Go
• Strip out a gallery and create a physical gaming space to hold battles 

More people will soon start to jump on this currently breezy bandwagon and it'll start to feel as cramped as the London Underground on a weekday morning. So although I don't think Pokemon Go is going to go away anytime soon, it is hot off the press so we all need to get our skates on if we want to benefit the most.

As someone who is not a fan of gaming, I am a fan of Pokemon Go. It has pulled people outdoors, encouraged more human interaction, given young people reason to visit new attractions and secretly increased their fitness levels.

I know it is attracting some negative media coverage and there are still a lot of issues to iron out with the app. And admittedly there will only be more questions, barriers and problems to tackle as more establishments figure out how to utilise it. But this is always the case with the unknown. All in all it is a great next step for gaming.

The release date for the UK is still undetermined, which means we have a bit of time to plan before the hype finally hits. So embrace this new technology, increase your Wifi strength and think wild thoughts on how to introduce Pokeplayers to your Museum.

Let me know if you have any ideas below!

But for now I must try to find my suddenly estranged 27 year old boyfriend who is roaming the streets in search of, you guessed it, Pokemon...

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