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The ‘See How Far You Can Go’ consumer campaign spans a variety of advertising and media platforms including, online videos, out-of-home signage, high impact online display ads and social media posts that will drive awareness of the new campaign and inspire visitation to the USA.
The campaign comes with an innovative social-first approach, concentrating on shareable and relatable imagery and video content whose first person viewpoint will draw consumers into the frame and make them feel like they have captured the shots themselves. The campaign, which will run across Facebook, Instagram and various digital networks, will help potential travellers discover the variety of experiences, hidden gems, and off-the-beaten-path destinations available throughout the USA.
“As storytellers, we want to provide prospective travellers with the most compelling content that not only inspires them to visit but also motivates them to plan a trip. Our new campaign meets travellers where they are and challenges them to see how far they can go on their USA experience,” said Christopher L Thompson, President and CEO, Brand USA.
The new website features vibrant videos, loads of content and cutting-edge mobile functionality. Travellers can swipe through to explore itineraries that start in gateway cities, such as New York, New York or San Francisco, California and end up to five hours away. These expanded itineraries help travellers understand how many unique destinations and attractions they can experience in a single trip to the United States.
“Brand USA’s new digital experience is built to be relevant to the right person at the right moment, serving as a starter point where prospective visitors can receive a taste and feel for the United States,” said Tracy Lanza, Vice President- Integrated Marketing, Brand USA.
She further added, “The site has key functionality such as the ability to personalise the user experience. It also has modular capabilities that provide us with the ability to measure which sections are performing well and adjust sections that are less frequented to ensure the user experiences content that’s most relevant to them every time.”
Source: travelnewsdigest.in