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Keeping Your Event Website Relevant: Why Regular Updates Are a Must

Traveler's Q

A website is the most significant platform for any organization to showcase its events and communicate with its audience. However, creating an event website is not enough to generate traffic and attract participants. Regular maintenance and updates are essential to keep the website relevant and engaging.

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A Digital Marketers’ Survival Guide for This Election Year

Advanced Travel and Tourism

Every year in digital marketing presents unique challenges and trends, but an election year takes the complexity to a whole new level. In this survival guide, we explore the nuances of digital marketing in an election year, specifically focusing on the landscape of 2024. Experts forecast that this election cycle will amass $10.2

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How to Successfully Market Your Next Event

Smart Meetings

Creative event marketing is the easiest way to increase the number of people who eventually attend your meeting—directly contributing to the bottom line. Marketing content can be divided into three types: earned media, owned media and paid media. This can include your blog, website, email campaigns and more.

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Basic Travel Marketing SEO: Five Ways to Improve Your Blogs & Content

DCI

For many destination marketers from small DMOs, across generations, SEO (or, Search Engine Optimization), is still a scary topic. As we write blog posts and web content, we hope it will reach audiences, but it’s hard to know what the right approach is for effective SEO. Remember that SEO keywords need not be singular words.

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Maximizing Your Event’s Online Presence: Top Strategies for Showcasing Your Event on Your Website

Traveler's Q

With the rise of event promotion websites and the increasing number of features, it’s easier than ever to showcase your event in a way that will attract and engage potential attendees. This includes identifying your target audience, determining the best platform to reach them, and creating compelling marketing materials.

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What you need to know about ADA for hotel websites in 2024 and beyond

Leonardo

The American Disabilities Act (or ADA) was passed in 1990, long before websites were a twinkle in most hoteliers’ eyes. The small print is vague because, as written, the Act itself does not include the word websites. Hotel websites can meet WCAG 2.2 However, hotels are included as public facilities.

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35 Event Marketing Ideas that Work

Social Tables

Professional event planners and marketers know that there is no one-size-fits all strategy for successful event marketing. Marketers are tasked with reaching members of their target audience, enticing them to register for an event, and continuing communications all the way up to the event to encourage attendance.