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Web 2.0 and Destination Marketing Mag. Martin Schobert Head of Research & Development Austrian National Tourist Office
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Web 2.0 and Destination Marketing

Mag. Martin Schobert

Head of Research & DevelopmentAustrian National Tourist Office

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If everybody of this audience tell‘s his experience online …

… would it still sounds like Austria?

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What?The Actions.

To Whom? The Stakeholders.

Why?The Benefit.

What you can expact today

Is social web relevant for DMO?

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What?The Objectives.

To Whom? The Stakeholders.

Why?The Benefit.

What you can expact today

Is social web relevant for DMO?

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Traveller‘s View on Destinations

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cards

videos

blogs

pictures

communities

ads

news

UGC

DMO

Traveller‘s View on Destinations

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operate brand the way you want to.

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DMO‘s Objectives & Challenge is

... operate brand online - BUT:

…“offsite“!

(offside website)

Draw guest attention to DMO‘s brand!

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But why is Social Media important?

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Reichweiten im WWW

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To Whom? The Stakeholders.

Is social web relevant for DMO‘s?

Why?The Benefit.

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How people use Social Technologies

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Different Social Media Audience

Who is using Social Media?

Creators

Critics

Collectors

Joiner

Spectators

The percentage differs in every country!

24%

37%21%51%

73%

14%19%6%

29%49%

9%12%4%

21%38%

USA EU D Jap

Percentage adults 18+, multi-answers possiblesource:Forrester Research 2009, http://www.forrester.com/Groundswell/profile_tool.html

34%30%11%

26%69%

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ALL DMO Stakeholders Social Web

Anteil aller Erwachsenen, Mehrfachnennung möglichQuelle: http://www.forrester.com/Groundswell

Consumer / Guests

Journalists& Press

Partner(B2B)

Employees

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To Whom? The Stakeholders.

Is social web relevant for DMO‘s?

What?The Actions.

Why?The Benefit.

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ANTO‘s Key-Actions Social Web

ListenGet feedback, identify multiplikants, monitoring, research.

TalkBe part of the community, spread the brand’s messages

SupportTravel-information online, dialogue with (potential) guests, differentiation through quality & design of online-services

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Functions and Tools at Social Web

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Funktionen und Tools im Social Web

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source: http://www.briansolis.com/2009/01/conversation-prism-language-of-human.html

International Stakeholder USA

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source: http://www.briansolis.com/2009/01/conversation-prism-language-of-human.html

International Stakeholder Japan

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source: http://www.briansolis.com/2009/01/conversation-prism-language-of-human.html

International Stakeholder France

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Support-Requests at Social Web

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Content Aggregation of Social Web

Portal = global mash-up of relevant content to Austria.

User Generated Content (TripAdvisor, TripWolf, Lovo, …)

Next step: integration of travel guide, travel reports, DMO…

Explore yourself on: www.austria.info

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Tools change.Technology is not important!Everything already exists.Tools don‘t talk – people do!Stop broadcasting – tell stories!

Focus on people – not tools!

Conclusion - Social Media Tools

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Different tools on different markets.Focus on conversations!Use local languages!Invest in online monitoring!

Allsocial media

is local !

Conclusion 2 - Social Media Stakeholder

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Partners

Press

Employees

Users

SupportTalkListen

Blogs

Communities

WidgetsVideos

WikisRatings & Reviews

Last: How to find the right Social Media?

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I am glad if I could help to broader yours …

Mag. Martin Schobert

Head of Research & DevelopmentAustrian National Tourist Officehttp://blog.austriatourism.com