The digital age has reached @PalauTGN with: Facebook, Twitter, google+, Instagram i youtube
New domain and new website optimized for all types of devices
The Palau Firal i de Congressos de Tarragona is gaining momentum in its online communication. Since the beginning of the year, the improvement and expansion of both the management of social networks and the corporate website has been launched.
With the domain www.palautarragona.com, the new portal of the Palau Firal i de Congressos de Tarragona has been launched, an optimized website that can be viewed on all types of devices, whether tablets, computers or mobile phones. In addition, with a much more structured content and very good navigability for the user. A new Newsletter has also been added to offer users all the news and novelties of the Palau Firal i de Congressos de Tarragona directly by e-mail.
As for social networks, the Palau Firal i de Congressos de Tarragona has become @Palautgn. For almost 4 years the organization has been managing its facebook page currently with almost 1.800 fans. He later opened his current Twitter profile with 2.000 followers. In March 2016, it opened the Google+ page where you can also consult the different activities and news of the Palau Firal i de Congressos de Tarragona. Finally, the corporate Instagram and Youtube channel has also been launched, where more content is gradually being introduced.
The use of social networks and the implementation of the new website seeks to give more visibility to the PFCT and position it as a space close to the citizen, where they host from large conferences and concerts to small business meetings, school and university graduations, banquets, parties… A space located in the center of Tarragona that is increasingly committed to a wider program and suitable for the city's public.
The immediacy of the network allows @Palautgn to reach users faster and provide a better communication service, resolve questions in the near future and receive suggestions from followers. An indispensable improvement to adapt to the needs of a 2.0 society that has incorporated digital communication tools into everyday life.
