marketing
Organically Grow Your Social Media Followers on Facebook
Let’s face it… growing your social media following has drastically changed. All of the social channels have made it a lot more difficult to achieve this task, pretty much to […]
How to Diagnose SEO Traffic Drops: 11 Questions to Answer
Almost every consultant or in-house SEO will be asked at some point to investigate an organic traffic drop. I’ve investigated quite a few, so I thought I’d share some steps […]
Social Media Dos and Don’ts: A Hoteliers’ Guide
Social media has become an unparalleled marketing force—and is showing no signs of slowing down. It’s doubtful any business owner in this day and age needs to be convinced of […]
Why Every Flagged Hotel Should be Rethinking Instagram
Flagged hotels enjoy an established presence in the global marketplace and the trust that goes along with that. But… despite the common misconception that the brand is entirely responsible for […]
Improving Email Deliverability, Part 1: Dos and Don’ts
What is deliverability? It’s a way to measure the success of a message arriving in the recipient’s inbox as intended. Multiple aspects affect deliverability, such as campaign content, quality of […]
Facebook is Changing! What Does This Mean For You?
Facebook plays a critical marketing role for most lodging operations (particularly independent ones), and they’ve recently announced some pretty significant changes that you should be ready for. In an attempt […]
How to encourage online reviews (and reasons why you should)
There are endless statistics that hammer home the importance of online reviews. Today, 85% of people are said to trust online reviews more than they do personal recommendations, while customers […]
CRM: A Hotelier’s Guide, part 5 — How to maximize CRM
Over the course of the CRM: A Hotelier’s Guide blog series we’ve looked at what customer relationship management is, why it’s important, what it’s involved for hotels and its potential […]
Google AMP: Why Hoteliers Should Care, and How to Implement It
Introduced in 2016 as Google’s response to other mobile publishing platforms like Apple News and Facebook Instant Articles, Google’s Accelerated Mobile Pages Project (AMP) is an open-source initiative enabling the […]
CRM: A Hotelier’s Guide, part 4 — The proof that it works!
You may have guessed by now that we at Triptease are fully paid-up members of the CRM fan club. We believe that done right, it can work wonders for hotels, […]
