Hotel Industry News - Internet

Famed national historic landmark becomes part of the only room rate discount program offered exclusively to independent hotels

Agents Can View Hotels’ Overall Ranking Across All Guest-Review Platforms to Get a Comprehensive Look at How Properties Fare Without Spending Hours Online - App Aggregates User Sentiment From Major Review Sites

The new website offers a contemporary look and streamlined user experience. It features enhanced resources and functionality designed exclusively for the A+D community and strategic end-users.

93% of global travelers say their booking decisions are influenced by online reviews. 53% of travelers say they won’t book a hotel that doesn’t have online reviews. And it’s now pretty well proven that improvements in online reviews lead directly to higher bookings, average daily rate (ADR) and revenue. And TripAdvisor is by far the largest review site on the planet accounting for more reviews than the next 10 review sites combined.

From desktop/mobile website design and development and social media marketing to a leading booking engine and in-demand Guest Review System, this award-winning interactive e-marketing firm is leveling the playing field by giving independents tools to be more competitive

Hyatt asked more than 22,000 survey respondents questions about their overall Hyatt.com experience to determine what they liked best about the site and what they would change. As a result of that feedback, Hyatt built a new, more engaging and immersive hotel booking experience.

Hotels See How They Measure Up – Number of Reviews, Overall Score, Management Responses, Positive vs. Negative – All in One Report, Platform-By-Platform Comparison on TripAdvisor, Expedia, Yelp!, Google+ and more

'Yes, absolutely,' says Joe Hyman, President & CEO of Vizergy Digital Travel Marketing. 'The world’s most striking hotel website design—even with proper alt text on images—misses the target entirely without professional on page optimization elevating organic search rankings.'

International SEO is a topic I haven’t seen much written about lately, but it’s becoming more and more important in this always on, highly mobile culture of ours. In fact while the percentage of English speaking Internet users grew around 300% from 2000-2001, the percentages of Chinese and Spanish speaking users grew by 1,478% and 807% respectively. Any brand hoping to capture some of this international business clearly needs a solid strategy.

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