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Spreading the 411 on the 314
August 23, 2012 | Posted By: Amy DiFrancesco
Category: The Integrity Team
We’re all about St. Louis. It’s where our agency calls home, and it’s also where many of our staff members have resided their whole lives. Any opportunity we get to promote our fair city is a win in our book. That’s why we’re so excited to be the St. Louis CVC’s Interactive Agency of Record.
The CVC, or Convention and Visitors’ Commission, works to encourage tourism to STL and to spread the word about all things awesome within the city. Its official mission is “to promote St. Louis as a meeting site and travel destination in an effort to further economic development for the city.” Considering “awesome” is one of our guiding principles here at Integrity, it’s as perfect a match as Lewis and Clark.
Integrity has previously worked with the CVC on ExploreStLouis.com, Explore314.com, social and banner advertisements, digital billboards and various mobile pages for its special events. Our future collaborations will range from website maintenance and development to creating new ways to promote St. Louis. We look forward to collaborating with the organization in the future and showcasing all there is to do in the Lou!
Written by Amy DiFrancesco
Amy has a strong love of vocabulary, punctuation and all things digital. She graduated from Mizzou with a degree in Convergence Journalism, specializing in Print Editing, and has minors in both English and French. She parlayed these studies into marketing, where she's been utilizing her words through new and social media, online content creation and the process of web strategy development for a wide range of industries. Amy hails from the shores of Erie and believes her Cleveland sports fandom helps build patience and strong moral character.
