Tourism Currents

“What's one of the best investments you can make for better photos & video? A tripod. Sunpak models aren't expensive.”

“Interesting question ---> RT @tourismchat: Q9: What unique ways are you using photos in social media? #tourismchat”

“RT @SheilaS: If you get all wrapped up in the dimensions of Timeline header photos, you're spending too much time in the weeds.”

“RT @tourismchat: The next chat is March 29 at 2 pm CST. Topic is Instagram & Social Photos. #tourismchat”

“Smart conference idea: #SMTulsa shared an online "Bloggers' Toolbox" of photos, graphics, facts, etc., after the event.”

“B2B - if Flickr photos/YouTube videos of ur meeting facilities are tagged, titled & described, that SEO helps planners find u. #tourismchat”

“A3. Remember share-ability of photos. Don't leave the default CC license to All Rights Reserved; drives bloggers nuts. #tourismchat”

“A3. Always title, tag and describe every Flickr photo. Huge for SEO because of universal search. #tourismchat”

“A2. We also like to Share stuff from CVBs/DMOs and attractions on our Page, esp. photos and good video. #tourismchat”

“A2. One of the most popular photos ever was a bunch of pecan pies. :) #tourismchat”

“A2. Facebook posting. Photos, especially of food, do well. Love to send 'em from phone. Post 1-2/day, incl. weekends. #tourismchat”

“@HeidiTown Disagree re: too many trash photos on Flickr. Choose specific search terms, then sort by Interesting. #tourismchat”

“A3. You can watermark your photos, but smart bloggers will just crop it out. #tourismchat”

“A3. Photos are one of the most powerful ways to show visitors your destination/attraction/lodging. SHARE them online! #tourismchat”