Fotaflo Blog

Grabbing the attention of potential customers is more important than ever before. There’s no better way to do that than by using real customer memories to drive new referral bookings and re-market to past customers. 

Tour guides often double as photographers, but many businesses are still selling those photos to their guests. Did you know that your business can realize some significant benefits by simply providing those photos for free?

The annual Association for Challenge Course Technology (ACCT) conference is one of our favourite events and this is our 10th year taking part! Connect with industry professionals who are part of the challenge course and aerial adventure park industry. The event takes place January 19-29, 2021 and you can still register online.

Join our webinar featuring tour operator Hocking Hills Canopy Tours to learn how they are utilizing guest photos to generate unparalleled engagement with customers and how this supports their post Covid 19 recovery. 

This short video clip from Rachael Fallon, General Manager at Abyss Scuba Diving says it all: photo marketing works!

We love connecting with our clients to learn how they use Fotaflo to grow their digital following. We asked operators how they use guest photos to create engaging social media content for Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

This is different from the staged marketing photos that you might be taking for your own content. Guest photos, taken as part of your photo marketing solution are an easy source for new photos. We asked the operators for their feedback on how they use guest photos and they graciously shared some details with us.

There are a lot of benefits to giving away photos and videos to guests that aren't obvious if you're still thinking about photos from a souvenir sales perspective.

Our President, Ryan O'Grady recently posted this in our Slack channel:

Replay Wednesdays are a chance to catch up on previous webinars we've hosted or participated in.

We've been helping our clients execute marketing campaigns during the Covid-19 pandemic. These marketing campaigns use guest photos from past years along with a simple message: