Articles tagged Hotel Marketing Advice

A helpful guide to the travel intent products hoteliers should care about. continue reading →

To be sure your property doesn’t make the same mistakes, here are six strategies to give your hotel a head start in the transition. continue reading →

Technology nowadays is indispensable to businesses. It is how they survive in such a competitive market. Hotels can no longer do without digital solutions because this is how travelers are now finding them. continue reading →

As hotels invest more in the quality of their F&B, a few simple tactics supported by a modest budget can help transform your F&B from a guest only experience to a celebrated local destination. continue reading →

Distribution plans needs diversified strategies to cater to seasonal changes. A well thought out action plan helps maintain healthy levels of demand all year long. continue reading →

Easy options you can implement immediately to personalize your ad messaging to capture new audiences. continue reading →

Email marketing is a vital part of a hotel’s CRM efforts, but for many, it remains a complex, uncharted landscape. The good news is, it’s not as hard as it seems. These days, a wide array of user-friendly platforms make it easy to maintain and manage an email list, design collateral, automate sends, and gather analytics. However, it’s important to keep some important best practices in mind. So, without further ado, here’s our list of the top five email marketing best practices for hoteliers. continue reading →

Social media advertising has become a seemingly unstoppable force that is transforming the ways hoteliers allocate their marketing funds. continue reading →

To make the most of your hotel’s marketing efforts, be sure you’re aligned with your DMO’s top-of-funnel campaigns. continue reading →

Not everyone realizes it, but data is content’s best friend. This is because content creators use data to leverage their work. In fact, there are so many metrics available that instead of asking, 'What metrics can we track?' the question becomes, 'Which metrics must we track?' continue reading →