metasearch
Tripadvisor Plus New Reward Model, Everything You Need to Know
Tripadvisor is the first big, relevant and global player in the online travel industry that dares to charge the user as its main revenue stream
Why Should Every Hotel Be Using Google Hotel Ads?
Google Hotel Ads allow you to be right up there (with your best rate!) beside the OTAs when someone initially Google searches for your hotel
Google Hotel Ads: 3 Tips to Help Increase Your Revenue
By winning back clicks that would potentially go to OTAs, Google Hotel Ads helps build that sense of loyalty you need to create between you and your guest
Meta Vs Search PPC – Why You Need to be Doing Both
You need to be seen everywhere and by doing both Meta PPC and Search PPC you’ll own more of the search engine results page (SERP)
Building Strategies to Drive and Convert More Direct Traffic
One of the most impactful strategies hotels must revisit is customer acquisition. Travelers are shopping in different ways and looking for new experiences
Google Hotel Ads Shaking up Balance OTA Market Share vs Direct Sales via Metasearch
Google is penetrating the hotel distribution vertical with Google Hotel Ads. What does this offer hotels in terms of revenue management and marketing?
Having the Best Rate on Metasearch Can Triple Bookings
Even if you are unable to offer the cheapest rate online, the data shows that when a hotel’s prices are in parity on metasearch conversion rate doubles
TripAdvisor Plus And What It Means For Your Hotel
TripAdvisor Plus will be offered to hotels on a no-commission basis, but hotels need to offer a minimum 10% discount on BAR and offer value-added services
How to Build a Profitable Hotel Distribution Strategy?
In order to build an effective and profitable distribution strategy, you need to know who your clients are, where they book, and which tools will fit best
Google Hotel Ads: Anticipated “check-in date” Multiplier Now Available
The new multiplier on Google Hotel Ads means you can adjust your bid for a specific point in time and make decisions based on occupation and expected demand