Competing against Expedia, Booking.com and the other major online travel agents for travellers’ attention and bookings is an ongoing battle for all hoteliers. These OTAs are masterfully designed to convert holiday browsers into room bookers within just a few...
Content marketing is here to stay. In fact, it’s an industry which is predicted to reach an estimated value of $300 billion by 2019. Since content is the king of both present and future digital marketing, it’s no surprise that marketers are spending a...
Following a spate of concerns about privacy and data protection, it’s safe to say Facebook has suffered a blow to public trust in recent months. In response to a string of bad headlines, the social network is once again marking their dedication to improving user...
Publishing new content to your hotel’s website on a regular basis is one of the best ways to rank highly in the search results pages and attract a steady stream of traffic. In fact, as much as a third of hotel website traffic comes from blog posts, according to...
With the competition for organic traffic tougher than ever, what kind of risks are you willing to take to secure your hotel’s website a better position in the SERPs? For marketers, the temptation to disregard search engine guidelines and draw on black or gray...
Social media is rapidly changing. Twitter is losing users, Instagram is trying out longer-form video content, and changes to the Facebook newsfeed have made it more difficult for brands to reach their audience organically on the platform. These changes inevitably mean...
You don’t need to hear it again: it’s easier (and cheaper) to retain a previous guest than it is to obtain a new one. And one of the most important components of retention marketing is email. In today’s blog we’ll look at how you can leverage...
No matter how much the rest of the digital marketing landscape evolves, Google’s domination over search remains constant. As of last month, the company accounted for a whopping 90.20% of all mobile searches and 72.21% of those made on desktop. Google’s...
Online shoppers are notoriously impatient, in fact, even a delay as small as one second can cause a sharp decline in page views, conversions and consumer satisfaction rates. And since Google includes site speed among one of the many factors its uses to determine...