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Your CRM System Will Determine How (and if) Your Hotel Recovers
Having a great CRM system, and using it to its fullest, is going to decide who thrives, who just survives, and who doesn’t make it moving forward
Independent Hoteliers Weigh In On COVID-19 Recovery
While the global impact of COVID-19 evolves, a recent survey of 500+ hoteliers indicates they are aligned on key recovery post-COVID marketing strategies
Hotel Crisis Recovery: Social Media Marketing
With hotels choosing to cease marketing when their doors closed, social media is a cost-effective way for hotels to re-establish their marketing funnel
How to Use Data to Relaunch Your Hotel’s Digital Marketing Campaigns
Data couldn’t be more important in current climate given many properties will be starting with limited budgets, you’ll need campaigns to provide real value
Have you Planned Your Digital Marketing Assets for Relaunch Campaigns?
As the tourism industry re-awakens, it’s time to reactivate your digital marketing. Step one is launching brand awareness ads, in order to build interest
Should Your Hotel Maintain, Slow or Pause Paid Advertising?
Many aren’t aware that the avg. cost per click for paid advertising through Google Ads has dropped significantly as bidding auctions have become smaller
7 Virtues and Sins for Covid-19 Hotel Advertising
As the early signs of recovery begin to unfold, we have identified seven virtues and sins of hotel marketing amid COVID-19
Hotel Casinos: Get Ready for Re-Opening
Several hotel casinos across the states in the US are re-opening this week, offering a glimpse of how the industry will recover amid social distancing
Tips & Trends For Display Remarketing (DRM) During Coronavirus
Trends in DRM may not be what you’d think. Though marketers have touted the record low advertising costs, DRM may be one channel where that’s not the case
Hotel Reopening Strategies to Engage with Guests Online
When promoting long staycations, take advantage of geo-targeting options to personalize offers and messages for domestic guests but exclude local residents