agora pulse
NOVEMBER 3, 2020
As these events unfold, many marketers may be struggling to figure out whether they should pause social media channels for their company or clients. If your company is raising funds, offering support to people involved, or otherwise taking a stance, it’s critical to be transparent about your contributions.
Sprout Social
NOVEMBER 17, 2022
Sharing facts about issues your company cares about is an easy, effective way to present your brand values. Here’s how you can create Reels for your B2B company: 11. In the caption copy, Inventables includes two call to action prompts and answers a FAQ. Instagram Reel ideas for travel / tourism brands.
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Waxing UnLyrical
NOVEMBER 15, 2010
If not, Google offers a comprehensive FAQ on getting included in the news search engine. Keep them short. - Combining creative ability and optimization skills to create compelling, keyword relevant press releases will only prove to be a rewarding public relations effort for your company. Most importantly: 1. Headlines are key.
Convince & Convert
AUGUST 19, 2010
A collaboration between RESMARK Systems (a provider of hospitality software), Western River Expeditions (an adventure tour company), Compendium (provider of corporate content creation software), and ExactTarget (provider of enterprise messaging software) shows how this can be done day-to-day. That’s it. It makes sharing simple.
ProBlogger
AUGUST 31, 2012
So you can imagine the energy that happened when ten lucky, talented bloggers from around the world were selected by Tourism Queensland to join Darren Rowse in Australia in June. I listened closely to the observations and advice given about my blog and company. Again, I documented things that I could apply to my company, MCP Actions.
Convince & Convert
MARCH 4, 2010
Very thoughtful [link] School of Tourism Tourism/Hospitality bloggers take note, blog success is a 'slow march, not a mad dash': [link] [link] Kyle Bailey RT @Tourismstudents: Tourism/Hospitality bloggers take note, blog success is a 'slow march, not a mad dash': [link] [link] camberley Great advice!
Bare Feet Studios
MAY 27, 2009
How would they feel if they knew it was an all expenses paid trip, courtesy of the tourism industry? If a big company did this – like Walmart did with its fake videoblogger/RV across America tour a few years back – they would (and did!) How many instances do you know of that happening? get nailed for it in public.
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