Fayetteville’s tourism site: Nawt bawd
I’m currently on a work trip (writing for the flyer isn’t a full-time gig, unfortunately) and happened to catch a tourism commercial for Austin, TX, which got me wondering; Does Fayetteville have a tourism commercial? Wel, it turns out we do… and much more.
After running a quick google search, I came across Experience Fayetteville, our very own tourism site.
As soon as you click the link, you’re presented with a professional, clean and easy-to-use web site, which is exactly what I had hoped for. Right from the get go, I found what I was looking for: Our tourism commercials. Thankfully, much like the web site, they too are quite well made and are, in fact, pretty awesome.
I did a little bit more exploration and have concluded that a “Kudos” is in order for the Fayetteville Tourism department. Not only are the commercials excellent, but the web site, as a whole, is fantastic. It’s clean (but not bland) layout is inviting and doesn’t make you want to click the back button instantly, which is exactly what you want in a website decidated to alluring you into visiting our humble, yet totally unbe-freaking-lievably awesome town.
Did I mention that ExperienceFayetteville.com contains a wealth of information that even a local could find handy. Don’t believe me? Check out the “Where to Eat” section.
Pretty sweet, huh? Definitely a site to be proud of. Good job, Fayetteville Tourism Department. Good job.
Discussion
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By EL Dookie on August 20th, 2008
Yes! Way to go Fayetteville. Take that, Austin!!
Fayetteville 1. Austin … well … 1
By fayettevilleTOURer on August 21st, 2008
brian clark is the guy in charge of the advertising firm that does all of our visitors stuff. his company is based out of little rock but they also have an office close to the square. kudos to them
By Le Internet on August 21st, 2008
Someone could introduce them to CSS and good web design standards/aesthetics and maybe we’ll all be a little closer to the year 2008.
By Le Internet on August 25th, 2008
I’m here for all your ugly-interwebs berating needs.