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Destination Marketing & Social Media
1. Destination Marketing & Social Media Texas Independence Trail Region 11th Annual Texian Rally January 26, 2011
2. Today We’ll Cover … What to say Best practices Some new things to try Q & A
3. It’s Not Just for Little Susie The ROI of Social Media
4. General Benefits of Social Media It’s FREE! Builds deeper relationships Increases brand awareness Broadens your network Helps SEO Increases website traffic Can help reach journalists/media Empowers fans to be viral ambassadors for your brand Source: Social Media for Tourism Pros
6. So What Do I Say? Customer FAQs Tutorials Company/industry news Events you’re attending Your own content Content from others Observations What you’re reading or watching
7. Rules of Engagement Listen more than you talk Remember: It’s about them, not you. Always “listen” and interact/engage Provide value (be helpful) Source: Social Media for Tourism Pros
9. Formula for Success 70 20 10 70% of content = value-added, audience-based & not about you at all 20% of content = spontaneous interaction with followers, fans, or friends 10% of content = unabashed self-promotion Source: Social Media for Tourism Pros
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