Why Advertise on GoNOMAD?People plan trips based on ideas they read about and friends they talk to. Articles on GoNOMAD are very quickly indexed on Google, so they show up as results in searches for places and activities.
If you want to judge whether GoNOMAD is a good place for your company to advertise, consider the companies who already advertise: Swiss Tourism, Air New Zealand, Mass Office of Tourism, Japan Airlines, La Quinta Hotels, Expedia, DK Eyewitness Guides, Palm Springs Tourism and dozens more. They want information, recently published news, and reports about where they might go for their next big trip. Attracting Visitors to Your Website On the Web: an internet user does a search for information about the Canary Islands (or some other destination), goes to GoNOMAD and sees a link to a hotel or a tour company, and then visits their website. GoNOMAD's advertising is especially effective because we start with a base of "self-selected" travelers. More than 80 percent of Americans, for example, have never obtained a passport and probably never will, so travel businesses looking for customers have to target the 20 percent (or fewer) who are actually going to travel. Narrowing the Field The viewers who see your ad on GoNOMAD have already shown they are interested in traveling, and in many cases they have already shown that they are interested in traveling to a particular destination. As an alternative travel website GoNOMAD is especially effective at attracting customers who are interested in sustainable travel and participatory travel that allows them to experience the culture of the destination they're visiting in a way that benefits the community and the environment. We also draw many travelers who are interested in the rapidly growing fields of adventure travel and women-only travel. Contact us (413/665-7907 EMAIL) to see how we can customize an advertising package to fit your advertising goals and budget. Here is a sample advertising package: SAMPLE ADVERTISING PACKAGE: Last year GoNOMAD again sponsored the biggest travel show in the US, the New York Times Travel Show at the Jacob Javits Convention Center and continue to be involved as presenters and advisors about our kind of travel.
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