Hotel Marketing Support helps to get your hotel or B&B a stronger presence online. In Google and in relevant social media. This is what we can do for you, on interim consultancy or monthly service fee. Analyse and improve your website Analyse and launch or improve your digital marketing Install smart tools for better management of digital marketing Create original, local content for your desired type of guest Distribute content into foreign networks and search engines Convert more traffic into more direct bookings Report on a monthly base Build guest loyalty with personal communication Quality guaranteed. We know our approach works, guaranteed. If we do not succeed to get you more traffic and more direct bookings, we will offer a period of free labour until your website has come back from the "Unknown Pages section" in Google.. Remember, your occupancy rate may go up, but so will the rates at OTAs.. Unless you take action, you will be forced to follow their instructions to define your room rates.. Re-take control of your own website and sales!
Loyalty cards got introduced in the last century as part of The Guest Retention Plan. But the next generation travellers does not like plastic. They want to be part of a Tribe: your digital community.
Did you know that an increase in guest retention by just 5 percent, can lead to an increase in profit by 25 to 95 percent. When did you invite the #selfie generation to come again?
Millennials have an 8 second attention span. If your video is too boring, they look for another hotel on Youtube. Keep the pace with them and provide fast streaming video content.
If you work with us, you will get a dedicated team, specialized in your area. Our Service Pack covers all on-line marketing for your hotel; we create and manage your digital assets.
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