marketing
Instagram Marketing: How to Promote Your Hotel Event Venue
To effectively reach potential event clients and attendees, Instagram event marketing leverages one of the largest audiences to promote your venue
It’s ‘No Dough’ for Third-Party Cookies, According to Google
Hotel marketers should continue preparing for a future where privacy is increasingly prioritized and build a strategy not reliant on third-party cookies
Website Turning Guests Away? 5 Mistakes That Hurt Conversions
Whether you’re an independent boutique hotel or part of a larger chain, the following website common mistakes could be tanking your conversions
5 Reasons to Add an Attractions Module to Your Hotel Website
An attractions module does more than just list local sites; it becomes a valuable resource that enriches your guests’ stay
Game Theory in Luxury Hospitality Marketing: The Strategic Edge
Game theory equips hotels with tools to analyze the market landscape, anticipate competitors’ moves, and develop counter-strategies
Stop Wasting Hotel Ad Budget: How to Choose the Best Markets
Now you’ve identified target markets, next step is deciding which platforms will reach them best. Every platform has its strengths, but not all are equal
Hotel CPOR: What Is It And How To Manage It Effectively
CPOR is a crucial metric in the hotel industry that helps measure the efficiency and profitability of a hotel’s operations. It stands for cost per occupied room, which means the […]
15 Ways to Boost Your Hotel’s Fall Occupancy Right Now
Autumn’s cooler temperatures, smaller crowds, and vibrant foliage present a unique appeal. Here are 15 ways to boost your fall occupancy right now:
Mastering Hotel Positioning: How to Attract High Paying Guests
In the hotel industry, positioning is crucial because it directly influences the types of guests you attract and how much they are willing to pay
Will Google’s Antitrust Ruling Change Hotel Marketing?
The Antitrust ruling gives hotel marketers an opportunity to diversify digital strategies and reduce dependence on Google’s search and advertising products