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Hi,

Thanks for checking out our blog, we really appreciate it.

However, our blog has moved to http://travel2dot0.wordpress.com/

Sorry that you have to visit another site to find us, but it is worth it...we have all of our 'classic' posts and comments on the new blog, plus a ton of new thoughts and ideas.

Why are we moving? Basically, Blogger failed us and never responded to our emails and requests. A clear example of poor customer service...too bad, we liked Blogger.

Come over and see us on the new blog.

Regards,
Troy and Mo
Showing posts with label Planning. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Planning. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 15, 2008

Re-Post: My 5 New Year's Interactive Resolutions


Perhaps some of you had too much of that $10 Korbel Champagne Brut or a little too many glasses of eggnog (we are not here to judge), either way we will give you another chance to add your comments to the 'My 5 New Year's Interactive Resolutions' post.

It's pretty simple, just tell us your top 5 interactive / travel related goals for 2008. What do you want to accomplish next year? What are you planning? Let's see how many of us are planning similar projects in the new year.

Don't have any goals? Then what are your 5 wish-list goals? What do you really want to try this year? Facebook? Google? Widgets? RSS?

To get you started here are the 5 goal from the Arizona Office of Tourism and Travel Oregon.

The Arizona Office of Tourism's Top 5 New Year's Interactive Resolutions:

5. Expand our relationship with customers via a comprehensive email program.
4. Start a consumer blog on arizonaguide.com.
3. Add a substantial amount of Arizona-related content, including video, to the site.
2. Enhance our advertising methods to accurately communicate with our target consumer.
1. Determine a clear picture of our ROI with display (banner) advertising.


Travel Oregon's Top 5 New Year's Interactive Resolutions:

5. Enhance user experience and build on current Food/Drink and Outdoor content
4. Create more evangelists for Oregon through interaction on social sites and via GoSeeOregon
3. Expand our e-newsletter program...to create customized interest based editions
2. Finalize a set of common metrics to judge all online campaigns
1. Deploy Oregon's new "partner collaboration" platform ("orb") - a repository of all tourism data (outside our CMS) and a place where partners can edit/upd]ate their info; this will also be the central clearing house for tourism API's and feeds


Post your list in the comments field. Best list wins a $10 Korbel Champagne Brut...if we have any left.

Monday, December 17, 2007

My 5 New Year's Interactive Resolutions


It is that time of year. As December 31st creeps ever closer, 2008 is just around the corner. At this point, most websites and blogs love to post there top 10 'whatevers' of the year...albums, TV shows, haircuts...enough of that. So, rather than post a 'top 10 things you should have done this year,' the Interactive Trend Report has decided to post 'my 5 interactive/travel resolutions' for the new year...in this case, for the Arizona Office of Tourism.

It's pretty simple, just tell us your top 5 interactive / travel related goals for 2008. What do you want to accomplish next year? What are you planning? Let's see how many of us are planning similar projects in the new year.

You can post your top 5 by visiting this post on the blog, then scrolling to the bottom of the post and clicking on the 'Post a comment' link.

There, that is not too hard. And a whole lot easier than trying to give up Diet Coke in '08. Good luck with that one!

The Arizona Office of Tourism's Top 5 New Year's Interactive Resolutions:

5. Expand our relationship with customers via a comprehensive email program.
4. Start a consumer blog on arizonaguide.com.
3. Add a substantial amount of Arizona-related content, including video, to the site.
2. Enhance our advertising methods to accurately communicate with our target consumer.
1. Determine a clear picture of our ROI with display (banner) advertising.

Photo courtesy of Flickr and Photo-Mojo.