The Perfect compliment to your traditional marketing methods is here.

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The perfect compliment to your traditional marketing methods is here...

Now with WWTV we can help you introduce your guests to the best local attractions, activities and events in your area.

 

Warm Welcome TV Video

The latest WWTV video for your area, available to download. Each video is personalised with your details. The video can be downloaded onto  USB sticks and played on a loop on the latest TV sets. 

Warm Welcome TV Digital Post Card

The WWTV Digital Postcard is a web page address that you can sent to your guests as part of your marketing campaign. It is themed to look like a postcard, with your business details on the back of the post card and the WWTV video underneath, playing as if it was the front of the post card.  


Website Banner and Personalised Webpage

We will provide you with a WWTV banner for your to embed on your website. This banner links to your personalised WWTV web page that has your details and the latest WWTV video playing.

Quick List 

The WWTV Quick List is a simple , easy to use directory of all the attractions and adventures featured in our videos. There is a link to the Quick List on each of the Post Card and Personalised Web Pages.
Our videos have web addresses to pages full of information about the attractions, the weather, a map and additional videos. Your guests have all the information at their fingertips.

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