by Tourism Greater Geelong And The Bellarine | Apr 8, 2020 | 5 Minute Reads, Advertising & Marketing, Cafes and Restaurants, Content Marketing, COVID-19, Farmgates and Provedores, Retail, Small Business Owners, Tours, Training, Wineries and Breweries
Build your own Website Store for beginners Exclusive to Tourism Greater Geelong & The Bellarine members, this course will teach you how to build a website store so you can start selling physical products, gift vouchers, or virtual products online! You do not need...
by Tourism Greater Geelong And The Bellarine | Aug 21, 2019 | 5 Minute Reads, Accommodation, Advertising & Marketing, Attractions, Cafes and Restaurants, Content Marketing, Events, Farmgates and Provedores, Small Business Owners, Social Media, Training, Wineries and Breweries
Top tips to defining your digital strategy It’s very easy to lose direction when marketing your business through social media, paid advertising and email marketing. You can wind up spending an extraordinary amount of time monitoring channels and metrics that...
by Tourism Greater Geelong And The Bellarine | Dec 6, 2016 | Accommodation, Advertising & Marketing, Attractions, Cafes and Restaurants, Events, Farmgates and Provedores, Retail, Tours, Wineries and Breweries
Before you know it, the visitors will be flooding in, it will be all hands on deck and the silly season will be well and truly in force. So much needs to happen over this time of year operationally that it’s easy to let your social media slide to the bottom of the do...
by Tourism Greater Geelong And The Bellarine | Dec 6, 2016 | Accommodation, Attractions, Cafes and Restaurants, Content Marketing, Farmgates and Provedores, Retail, Tours, Wineries and Breweries
Are you still siding with the sceptics when it comes to TripAdvisor, or is it that you just need to understand the ins and outs a little more? Go on, take a peek and open the mind to some of the misconceptions. Here’s the real story behind the...
by Tourism Greater Geelong And The Bellarine | Dec 6, 2016 | Accommodation, Attractions, Cafes and Restaurants, Events, Farmgates and Provedores, Retail, Tours, Wineries and Breweries
We are all in the same business of bringing more customers through the door. We value new and returning visitors. But do you value your own product and service enough? It’s a competitive market when it comes to keeping up with social media followers, online reviews...
by Tourism Greater Geelong And The Bellarine | Dec 5, 2016 | Accommodation, Cafes and Restaurants, Farmgates and Provedores, Wineries and Breweries
It’s not a new topic, but going Green is something we should all be paying more attention to. Yes it’s the “right” thing to do, but it can also give you a competitive edge, it’s something to be proud about and of course it can all help the bottom line. It’s worth...
by Tourism Greater Geelong And The Bellarine | Dec 4, 2016 | Accommodation, Attractions, Cafes and Restaurants, Events, Farmgates and Provedores, Tours, Wineries and Breweries
Your’e not in this alone We know it can be overwhelming. We know some of you are working with a small team and we understand that your time is precious.We want to make sure you have the best opportunity to create and maintain a positive digital presence. Work...
by Tourism Greater Geelong And The Bellarine | Nov 29, 2016 | Advertising & Marketing, Cafes and Restaurants, Content Marketing, Events, Farmgates and Provedores, Retail, Social Media, Tours, Wineries and Breweries
The team at Tourism eSchool share some great and easy ways to influence our customers to share the love when they visit our region and our experiences. You know what they say about “word of mouth” and in the digital space it’s so much more! We love the examples they...
by Tourism Greater Geelong And The Bellarine | Nov 29, 2016 | Business Events, Cafes and Restaurants, Farmgates and Provedores, Retail, Wineries and Breweries
Author: Nicole Newman, Director, The Food Purveyor Someone asked me the other day why I was a Tourism Member as I wasn’t strictly a Tourism business and I wondered why they had asked such a strange question. You see when I first started The Food Purveyor 4 years ago...
