We have designed a new logo for our Twitter feed. It is quite chirpy! It contains its own talk bubble.
Now what are we doing with it?
Literally speaking, this issue is the talk of the industry. “Now that we have a Twitter account and a blog… what do we do with it?” Yes, we can tweet about it on our blog or blog about it on Twitter but then what. Todd Lucier, of Tourism Keys, offers 15 ideas specifically for Travel Associations. In particular:
“3. Use Nearby Tweets to track local tweets within a defined geographic boundary.”
Building on this tip, you can use Nearby Tweets to pick up news stories ideas about your geographic region. These tweets can be used to inspire a new pressbrief post, for example.
Our Twitter needs a voice
Now what are we doing with it?
Literally speaking, this issue is the talk of the industry. “Now that we have a Twitter account and a blog… what do we do with it?” Yes, we can tweet about it on our blog or blog about it on Twitter but then what. Todd Lucier, of Tourism Keys, offers 15 ideas specifically for Travel Associations. In particular:
“3. Use Nearby Tweets to track local tweets within a defined geographic boundary.”
Building on this tip, you can use Nearby Tweets to pick up news stories ideas about your geographic region. These tweets can be used to inspire a new pressbrief post, for example.
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