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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

Universal Analytics properties rely on cookies and independent sessions, which are becoming obsolete in today’s privacy-focused environment

Along with content parameters, the core update included revised spam policies to address the increasingly sophisticated, targeted approaches

Monitoring SERP volatility and adapting your strategies is key to maintaining search visibility. You’ll have to dance with Google to maximize its power

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

Google Chrome’s gradual restriction of third-party cookie drives marketers to adapt their strategies. Here’s what you can do to navigate these changes

Google, has implemented alterations to comply with DMA regulations. These changes are evident in travel search areas, with a substantial focus on hotels

For hotels to continue tracking guest behaviour on their website and booking engine, hotels will be required to switch on Google Consent Mode

For hotel marketers, this update is a wake-up call to review and refine your Google Ads strategy. Here’s why it’s important

You may have heard that from March 6th 2024, Google Cookie Consent Mode v2 will be mandatory for all websites that use Google services