Travel Network Group offers members new websites
The Travel Network Group is giving members the option to buy a new website and offering them on-going support with managing its content in order to encourage them to have an online presence.
For a set-up fee of £249, members will get their own website, and for a fee starting at £20 a month they will get access to four online seminars and webinars throughout the year, online support manuals through the Group’s intranet, pay per click and search engine optimisation (SEO) support, plus call centre support.
Group marketing director Si Morris-Green said: "Providing an on-line facility is often daunting and challenging for members and research undertaken by our marketing team has shown that many members continue to need help and guidance when it comes to managing their websites. In response to this, we will now be offering a brand new service to members, giving them the opportunity to purchase a new website and receive on-going help, support and guidance."
He said that while many of TTNG’s members do have their own websites, many don’t and don’t necessarily have the time or the budget to develop their own.
With TTNG, members can choose from three categories of website. Morris-Green added: "Members’ businesses will gain more credibility, because if they’re not set up properly online prospective customers will go elsewhere, and their customers can be more easily kept informed of their business and offers by live feeds – it can be the online brochure rack and brand differentiator all in one.
"Our business strategy is all about helping members grow and develop their business. We believe that this new service sits at the heart of this proposition and will help them to strengthen and build on their online customer offering significantly."
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