digital
5 Ways to Improve Your Luxury Hotel’s Website Presence
A luxury hotel website is the first point of contact and your online website presence and optimisation is an ongoing process that must not be neglected
Google Updates Q3: Features, Updates and Better Ad Campaign Insights
With all these new features and updates, it looks like Google is going to provide users with a highly intuitive experience on the search engine
Topical Marketing: How to Leverage it in the Hotel Industry
Topical marketing helps establish you as an authority in your local area and lays the foundation for growth and success
What is Conversion Modeling and Why Do Travel Advertisers Need It?
To accurately attribute and assess the effectiveness of marketing campaigns amidst changing privacy regulations, Google has introduced conversion modeling
7 Ways To Avoid Wasting Your Facebook Ad Campaign Budget
Have you picked up running and optimising your Facebook marketing? Let’s look at some common mistakes advertisers make and how to avoid them
Hotel Digital Marketing Performance: Defining Success in The New Market
Each side of the coin uses different attribution models and KPIs to measure digital marketing performance. It is not as cut and dry as one may think
Where is Real Innovation in Hotels Happening? Digital Guest Engagement
The hotel industry has a longstanding reputation for slow technological adoption. This can be seen in the adoption of digital guest engagement solutions
Your Guide to Increasing Local Guests Bookings
With special deals, unique partnerships with local businesses, and the right approach to SEO, you can up your local guests booking game and book more rooms
Why Entity Based SEO is the One Strategy You Need to Implement
Chances are, if you’ve been keeping up on the latest SEO trends, you’ve heard the term “entities” or “entity search” come up in conversation more and more
Booking.com Introduces “Native Ads”
This is probably the most interesting part, as native ads are mostly intended for destination searches (“hotels in Boston”) and not branded searches