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Facebook will soon be expanding its ad transparency feature, which will make it easier for tour operators to spy on their competitors’ Facebook advertisements.

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Coming up with a digital marketing campaign for your tour company can be intimidating. But if you take it step by step, you’ll have a plan in no time.

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In case you haven’t heard, yesterday Facebook made it a lot easier for tourism companies to advertise to travelers.

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Remember when you could share a great post to your business’ Facebook page for free and have meaningful interactions with your audience? Those days are over.

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Data analytics might sound complicated, but it can be pretty simple. There are a lot of tools that you can use to make it easy.

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There is a strategy available that will allow you to increase the number of people who see your posts without paying to “boost” them: video content.

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Recently a lot of operators have asked me the question, "Should I have a mailing list?" Our answer is that, if you have the time to use it...absolutely!

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Twitter is the ideal place to promote you tour company. You’ve set up your account, gained followers, and started tweeting, but how do you sell more tours?