Comments on: Travel blogging bridge(S) http://tourisminternetmarketing.com/featured/travel-blogging-bridges/ Thu, 04 Dec 2008 00:30:36 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.1 By: qqqq http://tourisminternetmarketing.com/featured/travel-blogging-bridges/#comment-6987 qqqq Fri, 28 Mar 2008 04:20:27 +0000 http://tourisminternetmarketing.com/featured/travel-blogging-bridges/#comment-6987 Technology supplier search engine Conjungo has been launched to help ease search times for companies looking for suppliers of technologies. Conjungo is the only place online where technology vendors can list their entire channel in an easily searchable format. This helps buyers find local or specialist resellers. http://www.conjungo.com Technology supplier search engine Conjungo has been launched to help ease search times for companies looking for suppliers of technologies. Conjungo is the only place online where technology vendors can list their entire channel in an easily searchable format. This helps buyers find local or specialist resellers. http://www.conjungo.com

]]> By: Travel blogging bridge(S) : Tips from the T-List http://tourisminternetmarketing.com/featured/travel-blogging-bridges/#comment-6749 Travel blogging bridge(S) : Tips from the T-List Wed, 26 Mar 2008 20:09:48 +0000 http://tourisminternetmarketing.com/featured/travel-blogging-bridges/#comment-6749 [...] new way for Internet marketing in the blogging area and compare pratices from this countries. (more…) This article was originally posted on Tourism Internet Marketing.You can read and [...] […] new way for Internet marketing in the blogging area and compare pratices from this countries. (more…) This article was originally posted on Tourism Internet Marketing.You can read and […]

]]> By: Chris http://tourisminternetmarketing.com/featured/travel-blogging-bridges/#comment-11 Chris Wed, 09 Jan 2008 02:36:27 +0000 http://tourisminternetmarketing.com/featured/travel-blogging-bridges/#comment-11 Claude, Love the "bridge" graphic! I agree that Canada has paved some good ground in terms of leveraging blogs, but I'm still curious to see whether there is long term viability in adding the blogosphere to the marketing mix. Brand stories (via blogs) matter, but is the content engaging enough, or important enough in terms of reach (penetration, 'trustworthyness', etc.) on a national level to inspire visits, reduce risk, or remove travel stress etc.? For me, the jury is still out on that. Impossible to deny that USG (CGM) is important, trendy and "the future of the web", but are we harnessing, facilitating and enabling it in appropriate ways? Claude, Love the “bridge” graphic!

I agree that Canada has paved some good ground in terms of leveraging blogs, but I’m still curious to see whether there is long term viability in adding the blogosphere to the marketing mix.

Brand stories (via blogs) matter, but is the content engaging enough, or important enough in terms of reach (penetration, ‘trustworthyness’, etc.) on a national level to inspire visits, reduce risk, or remove travel stress etc.? For me, the jury is still out on that.

Impossible to deny that USG (CGM) is important, trendy and “the future of the web”, but are we harnessing, facilitating and enabling it in appropriate ways?

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