What is Search Impression Share in Google Ads?
It’s important to understand how well your Paid Search ads compete, which is where Search Impression Share metrics come into play
Increase Hotel Bookings Using GA4’s New Realtime Pages Tracking
We explore what’s new with GA4’s Realtime Pages report, why it matters for the hotel industry, and how you can leverage it to optimize your website
DMA Impact: Google Share Sinking as a Source of Reservations
Based on our ongoing analysis since DMA was rolled out, it is clear it is having a significant impact in the way users interact with hotels through Google
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
Demystifying PMax: Balanced Perspective on Transparency and Control
It’s essential to note PMax isn’t here to replace other advertising tactics but to complement them, adding another layer of depth to your marketing strategy
Booking Designated “Gatekeeper”; a New Era for European Hotels
The EC’s decision empowers hotels to connect with the right guests, drive guests to book direct, and grow loyalty and revenue with each guest
How to Export Historical Data from Google’s Universal Analytics
Universal Analytics properties rely on cookies and independent sessions, which are becoming obsolete in today’s privacy-focused environment
Google’s March 2024 Core Update: Impacts & Insights
Along with content parameters, the core update included revised spam policies to address the increasingly sophisticated, targeted approaches
How to Dance with Google: Dealing with SERP Volatility
Monitoring SERP volatility and adapting your strategies is key to maintaining search visibility. You’ll have to dance with Google to maximize its power
Truth About Performance Max (PMax) and What Google Isn’t Telling You
It’s evident there are significant concerns and issues with PMax that Google and other hotel agencies may not be fully disclosing, or just don’t know