Check out this excellent infographic that highlights “The Tripadvisor Effect” and key social media trends to note for tourism.
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The Social Media Revolution 2013
A look at the latest installment of the Social Media Revolution video with all it’s mind boggling statistics and a parody to make fun of it all
7 Ways Twitter Can Help You Promote Your Tourism Business
Twitter isn’t just for chatting with friends. The social networking site is also great for promoting a business – especially travel businesses. If your company organizes tours, you can utilize Twitter to promote your brand. However, you must go about this the right way.
Facebook Faux Pas
James Hacon reveals the risks behind 2 Facebook misconceptions to be aware of for businesses managing or delegating their Facebook presence.
Facebook’s New Timeline for Pages
Just when we all thought we had our Facebook business pages figured out, the world’s largest social network changes the game once again!
Highlighting Top Users of Tourism Social Media – Part Two
James Hacon provides a review of some top users of social media in the New Zealand tourism industry. This post highlights how Beechtree Motel in Taupo has tackled the issue of engaging content for their Facebook presence.
Triple Fail from Jetstar
James Hacon shares his recent poor experience with Jetstar highlighting how they could of, but didn’t, use social media effectively to helo remedy his complaint
Social Media Tip – Don’t Forget About A Blog
if you were to think of social media tools as a gathering of friends for social chit chat, then your website/blog should be considered your place – i.e. party central.
Highlighting Top Users of Tourism Social Media – Part One
James Hacon provides a review of some top users of social media in the New Zealand tourism industry. This post highlights how Jucy Rentals uses social media tools within their marketing efforts.
Radio Silence
James Hacon passes on some advice for companies that are “on holiday” from their social media accounts…