Tourists to Ticket Buyers: Marketing Strategies That Work
Discover the ad tactics and website tips that put your organization on travelers’ itineraries.
Curious about how to reach tourists and convince them to choose your organization when they’re in town? We’ve got you.
In this webinar, we break down advertising platforms, strategies, and website optimizations to help you turn travelers into ticket buyers. From free tactics to paid campaign strategies, we cover what you need to know to get on travelers’ radars and on their itineraries.
What You’ll Get
- Practical strategies for finding and reaching target audiences
- Tips for maximizing visibility in travel-oriented online spaces
- Live learning alongside colleagues and experts
Meet your hosts
Consultant
Selia joined Capacity Interactive after graduating with an MBA & MA in Arts Administration and working as an arts marketer in Cincinnati and Los Angeles. Her work extends across Digital Marketing and Content; she loves partnering with clients in both areas to help create holistic, user-focused strategies. Outside of work, you can find her trying out new recipes in the kitchen or watching garbage reality TV with her husband and two cats.
Consultant
Jeanette joined the Capacity Interactive team after eight years of working in brand management and social media marketing. At CI, she geeks out over all things SEO and digital marketing strategy in order to share the arts with diverse audiences from coast to coast. She brings a decade of versatile industry experience into every partnership, combining her love of all things arts and culture with her left brain tendencies. In her spare time you can find her obsessing over reality television and sports, and hanging out with her 13-year old puppy, Anika.
Senior Consultant
Dan has been with CI since 2016, working across SEO strategy, SEM, content, and digital best practices. He loves digging into the weeds of Title Tags and Sitemaps, and is always down to talk about how to make your site more findable and more delightful. He’s also been exploring how artificial intelligence is shaping the future of arts marketing – not as a replacement for creativity, but as a tool to spark it.