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You’d be hard-pressed to list more than a few companies that don’t have any presence on social media, and a large percentage are very active on Facebook. If you are one of the few businesses that ditched all Facebook marketing efforts, here are some of the repercussions you might face over time.
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Digital marketing has revolutionized the marketing landscape, especially for restaurants. Even if your restaurant is well established, you have to keep up with current marketing trends in order to remain competitive. Here are 10 digital marketing tips for restaurants.
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Social media can now make-or-break a restaurant. Building followers and engagement on Instagram is a long-term process. Here are three things restaurants can do right now to see impressive results: implement strategic geotags, reach out to local food influencers, and use first-comment hashtags.
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The hospitality industry has integrated AI at a large scale. For example, hotel guests can ask a digital assistant for room service with simple voice commands. Both Amazon and Google released new AI technology to help empower the hospitality industry. Learn More:
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Whether you use social media to organically amplify your event’s visibility, run ads, or take your content marketing to the next level with rich media like video, here are some of the best ways to use digital strategies to enrich your event, engage with attendees, and sell tickets.
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Social media marketing and search engine optimization (SEO) overlap in many ways. They’re both organic, inbound strategies focused on creating appealing identities to naturally entice visitors. Wondering how these two aspects support each other? Here are seven ways social media strategies can boost your SEO.
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Social media strongly influences customer behavior, especially when it comes to food. Instagram marketing can play a huge role in your restaurant’s bottom line. Here are some tips to take your Instagram presence to the next level, along with businesses doing it right.
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“Growth hacking” is a popular term these days. For many, though, it’s easier said than done. When it comes to social media, several tried-and-true public relations practices can create effective growth hacking strategies. Here are three key public relations tactics that can help lead to significant growth on social media.
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With the rise of social media, a new kind of celebrity emerged: the social media influencer. This introduces a new concept called influencer marketing. Influencer marketing works for most industries, and especially for travel. Influencers are fantastic content creators and their content can make businesses more relatable and attractive to potential customers.
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You’ve probably heard organic reach on Facebook is dead. Facebook makes money from advertisers, so they want businesses to run ads. While Facebook curtailed the reach you get from standard posts, Facebook Live and Facebook Stories allow marketers to still attain a strong organic reach.
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There are many benefits of using Snapchat for events. Real-time storytelling before, during, and after the event can be done on Snapchat. Geofilters also provide marketers a unique opportunity. Event professionals should consider this platform to reach demographics that can be hard to reach.
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Many eateries rely solely on the power of social media to pique people’s interest. Of course, this method only works if you know how to post and share so viewers will want to visit your establishment. Here are some of the most significant social media do’s and don’ts for your restaurant.
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There are many details to consider when you create and optimize a high-converting hotel website. Mobile optimization, stunning visuals, usability, and chatbots can all play a role in converting visitors. Here are four examples of captivating hotel websites.
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Marketing to millennials can be tricky. These 17–36-year-olds are 2.5x more likely than other generations to be early adopters when it comes to technology. They’re also, of course, connected—to the internet, to their devices, to social media platforms. 
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The customer journey reveals a lot. But marketing is not linear, as funnels and even customer journey maps fail to account for the way sales happen. Marketing hourglasses come closer to understanding the interconnections, but the buying process is really more of a loop.
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