mediacore

Hi There, I will be traveling with my family to the Florida Keys next month and I was looking for a restaurant/hotel reviews website , so far the only result in the search engine was this site www.traveltothekeys.com with empty reviews, any recommendation?
Thanks in advance

Carlos

bookhall

www.tripadvisor.com .

No_name

Trip advisor also has a much more active forum for the Keys and Key West.

http://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowForum...s_Florida.html

SusanCS

oh gee, you've made one post here and it's an ad....We can all do better, including the search engine here at fodors, that will bring up lots of options for keys accommodations.

mediacore

Thanks, I will look into trip advisor, it looks very good!

NeoPatrick

I'm really curious what "search engine" you used for Florida Keys hotels and restaurants that only yielded one result -- this traveltothekeys website. Every search engine I try yields dozens and dozens of sites. Have you ever used a search engine called Google?

GoTravel

Or you could just ask us.

NeoPatrick

By the way, some people might look at a first time post with a new registration name including the word media, and think that such a strange post listing a specific website and claiming it was the only one that came up, might have been done on purpose by someone wanting that site to get a whole lot of hits.

But then I'm not as suspicious as some people might be.

We'll be looking for your future posts asking for opinions on the many choices of Key West Hotels and restaurants you do find -- many here have great information to offer and I know you have to work quickly since you're going next month. This site has many advantages over those other "review" posting sites, as here you can get quick feed back and answers to specific questions.

hawaiifanatic

If you look at the "About Us" on the website, it says "owned and managed by mediaCORE Studios Inc."

NeoPatrick

Wow. What an odd "coincidence" then that the person who could only find that website just happened to use the same screen name as the name of the company that owns the website. What are the odds of that happening? What are you suggesting, hawaiifanatic?

So how many people do you think have so far clicked on the link to that website in the original post thereby creating a huge number of hits, so they can go after more advertising dollars? Isn't that how it works?