Opinion: Digital marketing is about to get a whole lot harder for hotels. Privacy laws are tightening, and third party cookies are disappearing fast. To succeed during the change, it’s time to refocus efforts on [...]
With the UK announcing air bridge partnerships earlier this month and Ireland expected to announce in the coming week, there is still some potential for international markets in 2020. Here are our 10 tips to capitalise on international demand.
On June 25th, TikTok followed in Instagram & Snapchat’s footsteps, by monetizing their platform with an advertising centre. While advertising had already crept onto the platform in the form of sponsored content; TikTok for Business, is now available with multiple ad formats. Before jumping on this latest social media trend; ask yourself, is TikTok the right platform to amplify your brand message? For most hotel brands, the answer will be a firm no.
Google Hotel Price Ads has led the way due to the pricing’s prominent position in Google my Business listings and Google Map results. The move to ‘commission on check-outs only’ is a revolutionary way to move forward; paying only for tangible check-outs, instead of clicks that may not convert, or bookings that may cancel.
As the tourism industry re-awakens, it’s time to reactivate your digital marketing. Step one is launching brand awareness ads, in order to build market interest.
With clear hotel re-opening dates, it’s time to start re-aligning digital marketing to the new tourism climate. One thing, in particular, has become abundantly clear; international travel will be a rarity in 2020. As such, it’s essential to update your digital marketing tactics to focus on your domestic market.
February may have felt like the shortest month on record (even with the leap year!) but we still witnessed some substantial digital marketing updates. In fact, changes occurred across social media advertising, metasearch and Google Ad campaigns!
Digital Marketing is constantly evolving within the hospitality industry which is why we've put together a monthly round-up of relevant digital news. If you’d like help with your hotel’s digital marketing strategy please don't hesitate to contact a member of the team.
2018 saw an incredible 3,234 changes to the Google search engine results page and ranking algorithm. 2019 has continued this rapid pace of development. By now, everyone knows Google prefers mobile-first websites, but here are five changes to travel searches you may not have heard of.
