Missouri uses SEO to boost tourism site
Published on August 7, 2009 by Last Click News · No CommentsReports says that search engine optimization (SEO) is being used by Missouri to boost tourism.
The Boonsville (Missouri) Tourism Commission met this week to discuss new developments regarding the area’s new tourism website, which is currently under construction and will be launched next week.
The reports say that SEO will be used to increase the online visibility of the area to help fulfill its tourism potential. Local businesses will also be featured on the site, including restaurants and lodging.
This is not the only region that has reportedly used SEO to boot online exposure to increase tourism. Recently, the Roanoke (Virginia) Regional Partnership used SEO to increase tourism and business in the region.
Source: The Boonsville Daily News
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