Four Ways Hotels Can Use Social Media to Grow their Email Lists
Email marketing is a substantial part of marketing for hotels. It allows properties to contact past, present, or potential guests and keep them informed of
Email marketing is a substantial part of marketing for hotels. It allows properties to contact past, present, or potential guests and keep them informed of
If your business isn’t outfitted with not only techy amenities but standard or expected amenities, too, you can say goodbye to millennial business. Here are four amenities that attract Gen Y customers.
When it comes down to it, your website is a place to drive conversions. This means functionality, performance, and user experience are big factors for hotel site design.
Social proof is important to guests and consumers. Now let’s look at the practical applications of social proof for hotels and restaurants.
Your hotel’s history has the potential to attract new guests and keep them coming back. Getting them to book is all about understanding what you already offer as well as how to leverage it.
Now, the availability of free WiFi ranks high for business and leisure travelers when it comes to choosing a suitable bed for the night.
74% of all web traffic will be video by 2017. With Facebook’s video integration and recent updates, it’s critical to develop a plan for Facebook video marketing.
The New Orleans Marriott reaches millennials with their @NewOrleansAdventure Instagram campaign helping guests and users discover New Orleans’ local gems.
Because most hostel guests are millennials, why not use Facebook to connect with guests? Here is how to market your hostel with Facebook and connect with guests.
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