by Doug on August 15, 2008
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Doug offers a clearly written and thought-provoking look at marketing remote tourism operations. He shows how using one's online presence to market oneself is both cheaper and more efficient in keeping old customers and making new ones in the internet age. Doug also explains clearly how using social media increments over time, and grows factorially. I recommend reading Doug's "Business Plan For Marketing Tourism on Facebook."
Ken Jones
http://www.funtasticcastles.com
1-204-881-4870 |
