How to market your blog on Facebook for Tourism Marketing to increase your website traffic and boost your search engine rankings in Google.
In this short video I demonstrate how tourism operators can get more benefit out of their blogging efforts if they take the time to include a link back to their own website from within the first couple sentences of each new blog post.
Facebook For Tourism Marketing
I logged into Facebook today and I wanted to share a few tips for tourism operators and resort owners who are blogging, and who may be starting to use Facebook for Tourism Marketing.
When I logged in this morning I see a notification here that there has been some new stuff posted to the WalleyeBook Fan Page . This is part of the network of CanadianFishingBook.com websites that pull in blog posts from fishing lodges in Canada. It search engine optimizes the content, and then re-distributes it across a range of social media websites in our network.
As you can see, people who ‘like’ WalleyeBook on Facebook, they get a notification right in their news feed when they login when ever there is a new update on walleyeBook.
Facebook For Tourism Marketing
Now here’s what I wanted to share with you:
When you make a post to your blog, be sure to hyperlink one of the keyword phrases in the first couple sentences and link back to your own blog. That way, each time you do a blog post and it is syndicated across the CanadianFishingBook.com network of social medial sites, you get links back to your website with the keywords you want from a whole bunch of different places.
And it’s great to get links back to your website right from Facebook For Tourism Marketing – that’s a very big powerhouse.
Here is an example of how your information is syndicated out and how people see it in a number of different places where they would never have seen it before.
And – some important search engine optimization tips on how to link back to your own website to give yourself traffic and search engine optimization juice!
Facebook For Tourism Marketing
Passive Destination Marketing or Proactive Social Marketing?
In this example I show how the CanadianFishingBook.com Social Media Network helps a Canadian Fishing Lodge Owner get published across the internet. By carefully syndicating your RSS feed, our network can provide instant traffic to your website and help you establish top search engine rankings by giving lodge owners a way to directly control their off-site linking strategies. Facebook For Tourism Marketing
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How To Find High Quality Links For Your Website
by Doug on July 27, 2010
http://budurl.com/theauthoritycodes
Today I’d like to share with you a new report that I just found, that teaches you find high quality links for your website.
This is important for Tourism Internet Marketing, but it also applies to any other subject.
If you click on the link below right now, it will take you to Ryan’s website where you can download his report called the Authority Codes. It just a few page report, but it’s really packed with some great information that can help anybody who is trying to build an audience online, find some really good, quality links to have pointing to your website.
Click here to download Ryan’s report for free.
http://budurl.com/theauthoritycodes
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