cogwheel-marketing
![two people capturing a balloon festival reflecting different ways influencers can add value to a successful hotel collaboration](https://revenue-hub.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/influencer-digital-marketing-hotel-travel-1.77.jpg)
The Power of Influencers and How To Successfully Collaborate
For hotels, partnering with influencers can be an effective strategy to enhance brand exposure, engage potential customers and create compelling content
![YouTube video thumbnail for discussion with Stephanie Smith of Cogwheel Marketing about Hotel Digital Marketing and asking is your hotel data helping you ask the right questions](https://revenue-hub.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Cogwheel-Hotel-Digital-Marketing-Is-Data-Helping-You-Ask-the-Right-Questions-Video-Youtube-Thumbnail.png)
Hotel Digital Marketing: Is Data Helping You Ask the Right Questions?
We look at the challenges faced trying to pull different information from multiple sources and the value of aggregating digital marketing data
![image showing universal analytics and google analytics 4 as part of a cogwheel marketing article comparing the two](https://revenue-hub.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/Universal-Analytics-vs-Google-Analytics-4-Cogwheel-Marketing-Article-Image-1.77.jpg)
10 Differences Between Universal Analytics and Google Analytics 4
Following is a high-level list of the many differences you can expect when your Universal Analytics to Google Analytics 4 migration is complete
![pins in a map reflecting importance to hotels of ensuring their local listings are as effective as possible](https://revenue-hub.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/google-local-seo.jpg)
Primary Local Listings Checklist for Hotels
To ensure higher guest satisfaction and higher conversion rates online, hotels should regularly audit local listings as part of their entire online presence
![marketing dual branded hotel cogwheel article image](https://revenue-hub.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/marketing-dual-branded-hotel-cogwheel-article-image-1.77.jpg)
Marketing a Dual Branded Hotel
First things first, create TWO marketing plans and TWO budgets. Before you begin your marketing plans, clearly define target markets for each of the hotels
![hand on computer mouse overlayed with a dollar image reflecting importance for hotels to look beyond ROAS purely to measure the success of a marketing campaign](https://revenue-hub.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/ppc-hotel-cost-1.77.jpg)
Hotel Digital Paid Media Planning
There is no magic bullet that will bring your perfect guest at perfect time at perfect rate but there are different strategies and budgets for paid media
![general manager hotel marketing wishlist based on trends for 2023](https://revenue-hub.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/gm-hotel-marketing-checklist-1.77.jpg)
25 Point Checklist to Audit Your Hotel’s Total Online Presence
This 25-point checklist will help your branded hotel identify gaps in your total online digital strategy. You can then begin to work out a strategy
![person looking at google map for travel directions which could provide an advertising route for a hotel](https://revenue-hub.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/person-looking-at-google-map-for-travel-directions.jpg)
Map Advertisements: Should Hotels be Using Them?
The exciting thing about both and Waze map Ads is you can choose your budget. If you want more impressions and clicks, raise your budget based on results
![mobile phone icons of digital social media platforms](https://revenue-hub.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/digital-social-media-platforms-1.77.jpg)
Developing a Social Media Plan for Your Hotel
Whether you are tasking your in-house team or outsourcing to an agency, resources, both time and money, must be determined to dedicate to social media
![social media icons on a mobile or tablet](https://revenue-hub.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/social-media-search-engine.jpg)
Who Should be Responsible for Your Hotel Social Media
Hoteliers are short staffed and often social media is a last priority. If we have learned anything these 2 years, it is not to forget our transient guests