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How to Rethink Marketing Strategies with First-Party Data in Mind
First-party data is key to understand how customers are interacting. It’s also crucial to decide which touchpoints should be tracked during the user journey
How to Use UGC to Increase Your Hotel’s Revenue
While UGC hasn’t dethroned traditional online forms of content, it co-rules the digital space and is an incredibly effective way to increase your revenue
Optimizing Your OTA Profile for Killer Results
OTA reservations are, without a doubt, a lifeline for hotels. Use the following steps to get your strategy working efficiently and maximize your revenue
Why Should Your Hotel Manage Online Real Time Bookings?
Real-time reservations are one of the easiest ways to increase profitability through upselling and paying less commission to third party reservation sites
How To Increase Bookings in a Cookieless World
Here is a breakdown of first-party data, why you need it, how you can activate it to create personalised experiences, increase loyalty and capture bookings
Make Your Hotel Shine Online This Summer
Summer is coming and tourists want to travel. Make sure your marketing is up to date on all channels to attract guests to your hotel, not the competition
Metaverse Marketing: Opportunity for Innovation and Experimentation
For marketers, the metaverse represents an opportunity to engage consumers in entirely new ways while pushing internal capabilities and brand innovation
Changes To Google Responsive Search Ads And What It Means For Hotels
Changes are coming to Google Responsive Search Ads. Here’s what that means for hotel teams. NB: This is an article from Screen Pilot WHAT’S CHANGING Starting June 30, 2022, Google […]
Reach the Right Travelers: Facebook Targeting for Hotels
Honing in on a highly specific audience that is properly aligned with your overall campaign goal can make or break your Facebook ad performance
Are Google Free Booking Links Better Than Paid Booking Links for Hotels?
When we look at the micro level data, where hotels ran both Google Paid and Free Booking Links, the split in received bookings saw at an average 70/30 split