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Tourism Advertising - Connecting You, Your
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10
Reasons for Advertising
Why should you advertise in the first place? Here
are 10 top reasons for continuing to advertise in
good times or bad times. The question is, whether
the Canadian Tourism Network is right for you.
1. Reach new customers
2. Be there when your customers are ready
to buy - people are easily influenced and
so you must be visible when the purchase decision
is ready to be made
3. Little loyalty - consumers love
to shop around and try new things
4. Your competition is advertising
5. Brand recognition - cunsumers
are more apt to buy from brands they trust. Make sure
that you are always visible in your cummunity or where
you are selling your product.
6. Generate leads
7. Generate sales
8. Keep the momentum going - it's
easier to advertise when your business is doing well
9. Healthy positive image - success
attracts success
10. Maintain employee morale - advertising
your brand can have an effect on how your employees
perceive the health of your company
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Your
Account Reps >>
General Sales
1-866-259-9258
Cory Zufelt
613-513-5300
Craig Doornbos
613-241-5353
Stephen Lau
613-266-9812
Guy Vales
613-230-1977 ext 227
Greg Strong
613-866-1167
Wayne Culkin
613-878-9188
Bonnie McDougall
613-282-4448
Molly King
613-335-2906
Kim Hadley
514-449-6250
Tuan Nguyen
613-286-0177
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Canadian Tourism Network - City
Guides |
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Barrie, Ontario |
London,
Ontario
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Saint John,
New Brunswick |
Banff, Alberta |
Mississauga,
Ontario
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St. John's,
Newfoundland |
Calgary,
Alberta |
Moncton, New
Brunswick
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Thunder Bay,
Ontario |
Cornwall,
Ontario |
Montreal,
Quebec
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Tremblant,
Quebec |
Edmonton,
Alberta |
Niagara
Falls, Ontario
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Toronto,
Ontario |
Fredericton,
New Brunswick |
North Bay,
Ontario
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Vancouver,
British Columbia |
Guelph, Ontario
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Ottawa,
Ontario
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Victoria,
British Columbia |
Halifax,
Nova Scotia |
Peterborough,
Ontario
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Waterloo,
Ontario |
Hamilton,
Ontario |
Quebec
City, Quebec
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Whistler,
British Columbia |
Kingston,
Ontario
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Red Deer,
Alberta
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Windsor, Ontario |
Kelowna,
British Columbia |
Regina,
Saskatchewan |
Winnipeg,
Manitoba |
Kitchener,
Ontario |
Saskatoon,
Saskatchewan |
YellowKnife,
NWT |
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