When you’re about to travel, who do you go to for good restaurant, bar, shops and other recommendations? Most probably friends, colleagues, family. People you know and trust.
That must be the idea that spurred Tourisme Montréal’s latest campaign to promote our beautiful city, developed in collaboration with Sid Lee and Cossette. The strategy relies on five local bloggers, selected for their genuine passion and authentic insight for arts and culture, epicurean life, girls’ getaways, gay life, and nightlife. Since last spring, they have been sharing their discoveries, best ofs and top 5s through blogs, web videos, Facebook, pictures, Twitter… and giving out famous
How successful was this campaign? How do we actually measure its impact? Will the campaign turn into an ongoing promotional platform? Could a similar strategy work for you or your clients? We’ll have many questions for Pierre Bellerose and Louise Collignon from Tourisme Montréal on Tuesday November 17 at 6 pm. Join us to discuss the strategy and its results!
*Free activity. This event will be mainly in French.
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Atter a brief talk with Pierre Bellerose, I must specify that the discussion will focus more on the why and how than the results. The campaign is still going on, and it will be even more interesting to find out why Tourisme Montréal chose that strategy, how the bloggers were selected and trained, how the public reacted, what problems were encountered, etc.