Webinars
These webinars allow you to view the presentation just as if you were attending a live workshop. Webinars are not available for every workshop. More presentations are available without audio at ATU presentations.
ATU Wildlife Webinar
Wildlife Viewing as a Tourism Attraction
Produced in partnership with Arizona Game and Fish Department and Arizona Watchable Wildlife Tourism Association, this presentation covers the necessary steps to integrate wildlife viewing as an attaction in your community or business.
ATU Cultural Tourism Webinar
Connecting Arts, Parks, and Communities
Experts from Arizona State Parks, Local First Arizona, and the Phoenix Office of Arts and Culture discuss how to link businesses and organizations to create a system that supports and attracts cultural travelers.
Phoenix Office of Arts and Culture (2 of 3)
ATU Interactive Marketing Webinar
Social Media Basics for Tourism Businesses
Learn the basics of the top social media platforms, strategies to act strategically, ways to leverage, and new social media tools to integrate. Presented by Jessica Carlson and Christine Olivas from Off Madison Ave. The webinar is available in four segments.
An Overview of Top Platforms (1 of 4)
ATU Crisis Communications Webinar
Another Day, Another Crisis: Recession, Wildfires, Boycotts...What's Next?
Be ready, whatever it may be, with this concentrated crisis communications session. Learn how to anticipate and prepare for potential crises, and to structure an effective crisis communications plan.
ATU Social Media Webinar
First Why, Then How: Creating a Social Media Strategic Roadmap
The webinar was presented by Jay Baer, one of the world's most popular social media consultants and bloggers. He is the creator of the 7-step Social Media Strategic Planning Process and the Twitter 20 series of live Twitter interviews. An online marketing pioneer, he has worked with more than 700 companies – and 25 of the Fortune 1000 – since 1994.
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