Your free GORRT partnership

INCLUDES WEB LISTINGS AT NO COST

 

Become a GORRT partner to access products and resources

Our base marketing package is free for all tourism businesses in the Great Ocean Road region.

As a partner business you will receive:

 

  • regular industry news and updates via email
  • Partner Portal  training and development access
  • License to use our brand tools and GORRT assets (use of photos and videos form our content libraary)
  • Eligibility for industry development programs
  • Website listings on relevant GORRT websites

Great Ocean Road Regional Tourism, in partnership with our six local government partners, provide free business listings on our platform to all tourism businesses in the region, as part of our base partnership

 
Your business will appear on:
 
 
+ depending on your location, one of the following sites:
 

Is my business eligible?

 

To be eligible to be a GORRT partner:

  • Your business is situated within the Great Ocean Road region (in the local government areas of the local government areas of Colac Otway, Corangamite, Moyne, Warrnambool, Glenelg and the Surf Coast)
  • Your business offers products, events or services for visitors to the region

Additionally, to be eligible to have your business listing published on our websites:

 

  • You have a physical address people can visit
  • Your business is one of the following:
 
– Visitor Accommodation
– Attraction 
– Restaurant, cafe, pub, brewery or winery
– Transport or tour operator
– Boutique retailer, farm-gate or deli/providore
– Activity equipment hire
 
If you are unsure of your eligibility please contact someone from our team to confirm. 
If you are running an event and you want to list it on our websites, you will need to do this via the ATDW platform – this way your event will be listed on ours and a variety of other promotional websites including www.visitvictoria.com. Listing instructions can be found HERE. Note it is free to list events on ATDW.

Why should my business partner with GORRT?

Our organisation is responsible for keeping our region top of mind in consideration for travel. We have built a strong brand around the Great Ocean Road and work to deliver on our strategy to influence visitor behaviour to promote longer stays, seasonal and mid-week dispersal and encourage visitors to explore more of the region – all contributing to growing the value of the visitor economy.

WEBSITES

Our core digital channels are our 15 websites, including our regional website visitgreatoceanroad.org.au which generates the high volume of traffic for the region, and our destination websites focusing on deeper destination content and local experiences. This is supported by search engine optimisation and a marketing program ensuring we are optimised on relevant search engine result pages. This ongoing program helps us build awareness, inspiration and capture more users.

SOCIAL MEDIA + OTHER DIGITAL CHANNELS

Our two key social media platforms Facebook and Instagram @visitgreatoceanroad have grown with an engaged audience and growing in reach. We continually generate new content in a variety of styles and formats, working with audience trends to grow and engage with potential visitors on social media. We regularly promote ads to help grow our audience and engagement, targeting specific customer profiles according to content.  We also actively promote content on YouTube and TikTok, and have a range of other digital products designed to target a range of potential visitors and lead them to our websites, where tourism businesses are featured.

All of the above contributes to what we refer to as our ‘Always On’ approach. We also coordinate tactical strategic marketing campaigns to market the Great Ocean Road region. Traditionally each year we run an intrastate off-peak marketing campaign, however sector campaigns and longer running promotional activities targeting different audiences (for example our interstate activities) are ongoing. There is normally at least one campaign in market at all times. These campaigns increase the exposure of our region to potential visitors with the aim to influence their consideration for travel to our region above other

 

What does a listing look like?

You can see an example of different types of listings on our visitgreatoceanroad.org.au site:

Accommodation Listings

Food & Drink Listings

Attraction Listings

Tour Listings

Sign up here


I have had a listing in the past via ATDW.  Do I need to do anything?

 

Don’t panic. If you have a current ATDW listing, the content form the portal will be published on our websites relevant to your location already.  If you have had an ATDW listing that has expired, we’ll be in touch with instructions to continue maintaining your listing directly with us at no cost.

Need some help? Contact your local Visitor Information Centre or Jo Birley on 0448 448 666 or [email protected]

 

Still have questions?

  

GET IN TOUCH WITH JO BIRLEY

P:    0448 448 666

E:    [email protected]