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This document discusses Sarah Lundy's role as marketing manager for the Lancashire and Blackpool Tourist Board and their use of Twitter to promote tourism in the region. It outlines their Twitter strategy, which includes deciding who to target with tweets, managing tweet frequency and content, using tools like HootSuite, and promoting engaging content from industry partners. Their goals are to start conversations and build followers to highlight attractions in Lancashire and Blackpool.
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