Celebrating the T-List in Print
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Loading ...Jens Thraenhart and I are spearheading an initiative to publish a book for the Canada-e-connect conference on November 7-9 in Vancouver. The book is titled “Tips from the T-List” and will be a collection of 100 (or so) of the best posts from T-List bloggers. The audience for the book is executives, marketers, and decision makers from DMOs, tour operators, and large intermediaries from across Canada. The book is a promotional piece and will not be sold.
I wanted to publish the book because I think the power of collective thought and collaboration is intensified when it is condensed into an easily accessible form. The beauty of the T-List and all it’s contributors is the variety of perspectives that are revealed. I think this book is a great way to increase the credibility of the T-List blogging community and to showcase those who contribute as a valuable and deeply committed group of industry insiders. This is an opportunity for you as a blogger to get your work into a book that will be distributed at the first ever Canadian Conference on e-Tourism.
As the time-line for getting contributions is very tight, I need your help to spread the word to other members of the list and to colleagues who may not be on the list yet, but would like to contribute. Here is how you can be part of the first printing of the Tips from the T-List:
Deadline for submission is September 30, 2007.
1. Complete and fax back the following consent form to +1 604 648 9651 or email it to tlist@rezgo.com.
2. Send us three of your best posts. The posts should be your own work and should be things like tips, observations, or helpful hints. Please do not send news items or trend oriented posts because these will become outdated very quickly. Please limit the piece to 300-500 words max.
3. Send us a good quality headshot (if you want it included).
4. Send us a good quality screenshot of your blog or website.
5. Send us your full name, address, phone and email so we can send you a copy of the book.
Only those contributors who make it into the book will receive a copy, however, we will be making a free e-book available for download that you can distribute.
The most recent T-Lists can be found at:
Travolution
Stephen Joyce - Travel Technologist
Jens Thraenhart - Travel INTERNET Marketing
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The *beauty* of the T-List is that their is no official list. ; )
It’s a pretty good idea Stephen. Jens wrote me regarding the book, I look forward to talk with you about this project! : )
Mathieu - Radar
I agree. In fact, because the list is posted on so many different blogs and changes so often, the cross linking benefit seems to grow continuously. I look forward to talking to you as well. Some ideas just seem to take off. You should be proud.