On this episode of the Hotel Marketing Podcast, we&#8217;re sharing five SEO strategies that can be implemented in 2023 that deliver results for savvy hoteliers from the <a href="https://admin.travelboommarketing.com/blog/seo-tips-trends-hotel-seo/">recent article here</a>.



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">Hotel SEO Strategy #1:</h2>



ChatGPT is an amazing tool that can revolutionize not just your organic search strategy, but all your marketing. However, it is not a silver bullet that you can use to solve all your marketing issues. If you use AI content to create spammy content you&#8217;re setting yourself up for failure. <a href="https://admin.travelboommarketing.com/hotel-marketing-podcast/232-how-chatgpt-and-ai-will-shake-hotel-marketing-to-the-core/">Learn more about ChatGPT and AI on episode 232 here</a>.



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">Hotel SEO Strategy #2:</h2>



Site speed is a critical ranking factor in search and if your site is slow, you will not appear on the 1st-page results. A headless site is not all that different from a traditional site for the customer or the admin but makes revolutionary changes in how the site admin connects with the site front end. The result is a fast, secure, and search-friendly site that will propel your hotel site to the top. <a href="https://admin.travelboommarketing.com/blog/what-is-a-headless-cms/">Learn more in this in-depth article</a>.



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">Hotel SEO Strategy #3:</h2>



Answer all the questions your guests have ever asked and wrap those questions in the proper schema markup. This helps search engines identify the FAQ format and provide you with new positions on the search results page. More importantly, it is a great benefit to potential guests. 



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">Hotel SEO Strategy #4: </h2>



Content is always going to be the cornerstone of a great hotel SEO plan, however, that content doesn&#8217;t need to only be about the property itself. Expanding your content to tangential topics can lead to great results in helping potential guests choose your property and search engines rank your site highly. Examples of this are content related to things to do in your location, area travel guides, and event articles. This content is relevant to your guests and creates an authoritative presence in search.



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">Hotel SEO Strategy #5:</h2>



Dominate the search engine results page (SERP) with a combined effort of paid search, organic rankings, metasearch positions, and featured snippets/info boxes. Similar to strategy #3 with schema markup, you can create great content that answers a guest&#8217;s questions. For example, the image below shows a search result for when to visit Myrtle Beach, SC. Our client in this case was able to own the top of the results page with a very well-written article addressing the question. 



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<h2 class="wp-block-heading">BONUS: Hotel SEO Strategy #6:</h2>



Hidden&#8230; Only available in the full article at <a href="https://admin.travelboommarketing.com/blog/seo-tips-trends-hotel-seo/">admin.travelboommarketing.com/blog/seo-tips-trends-hotel-seo/</a>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">BONUS: Hotel SEO Strategy #7:</h2>



Hidden&#8230; Only available in the full article at <a href="https://admin.travelboommarketing.com/blog/seo-tips-trends-hotel-seo/">admin.travelboommarketing.com/blog/seo-tips-trends-hotel-seo/</a>



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In The News:



Microsoft Bing Hits 100 Million Active Users



<a href="https://www.theverge.com/2023/3/9/23631912/microsoft-bing-100-million-daily-active-users-milestone">https://www.theverge.com/2023/3/9/23631912/microsoft-bing-100-million-daily-active-users-milestone</a> 



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Hotel Marketing Podcast Episode 233 – SEO Essentials: Your Guide to the Top 5 Strategies for Hotel Victory in 2023

Today we have a pretty interesting, and pretty scary episode.&nbsp; OpenAI’s ChatGPT has been hitting the world by storm since it’s launch in late November 2022 and the ramifications to marketers are well… profound.&nbsp; We’re going to dive into the ins and outs of what ChatGPT is and what we all need to know so hoteliers can adapt and make the most of this groundbreaking technology.



Since this is a big topic, and I love company, we have a few team members with us today.  First, we have the one, the only, the Interactive Director at the Brandon Agency&#8230; Sir Nick McNeill



We also have business development extraordinaire and member of the BoomSquad, Lady Leanne deMaille.



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A massive earthquake took place in the marketing world (or the entire world) in November 2022 and many people didn’t even feel it… until now.&nbsp; Today everyone is talking about ChatGPT, its owner OpenAI, and the ramifications that the world will feel in every aspect of our lives.&nbsp;&nbsp;



On Today’s episode, we are going to dive into what a hotelier needs to know about ChatGPT. How will it impact your business? How will it impact your marketing?  What can hoteliers do to position themself for success in this new world of Artificial Intelligence?



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">What is ChatGPT &amp; How It Can Be Used</h2>



This video does an excellent job explaining ChatGPT&#8217;s ramifications on our world:



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<h2 class="wp-block-heading">How will ChatGPT Impact The Hotel Industry?</h2>



<ul class="wp-block-list"><li>Social posting</li><li>General content development and press releases</li><li>Actual “chat” usage on site</li><li>Code/site cleanup</li><li>RFP development</li><li>Revenue Management?</li></ul>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">Things to Watch Out For With AI &amp; ChatGPT</h2>



<ul class="wp-block-list"><li>It’s not always correct (Colonial Charters Example)</li><li>How will it impact search?</li><li>Poor Quality Content: <a href="https://www.searchenginejournal.com/disadvantages-chatgpt-content/477416/#close">https://www.searchenginejournal.com/disadvantages-chatgpt-content/477416/#close</a> </li><li>Will Bing start to see a significant increase in search share?</li><li>AI content can be identified… somewhat: <a href="https://www.theverge.com/2023/1/31/23579942/chatgpt-ai-text-detection-openai-classifier">https://www.theverge.com/2023/1/31/23579942/chatgpt-ai-text-detection-openai-classifier</a> </li><li>Lawsuits and more:<ul><li>Can AI generated work be copyrighted?</li><li>Artist lawsuits, “in the style of”</li></ul></li></ul>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">What’s Next for Chat GPT?</h2>



The 4th version is going to be launched mid 2023.&nbsp;



<ul class="wp-block-list"><li>ChatGPT-3 has 175 billion parameters (think neural connections in a human brain).&nbsp;</li><li>ChatGPT-4 will have 100 Trillion.&nbsp; This is equivalent to a typical human.</li></ul>



As developers build out products via the OpenAI APIs, you really won’t know what is human or AI.



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">Articles/Resources</h2>



<ul class="wp-block-list"><li>ChatGPT in Interviews:<ul><li><a href="https://news.sky.com/story/recruitment-team-unwittingly-recommends-chatgpt-for-job-interview-12788770">https://news.sky.com/story/recruitment-team-unwittingly-recommends-chatgpt-for-job-interview-12788770</a>&nbsp;</li></ul></li><li>Facts &amp; Rumors About ChatGPT 4<ul><li><a href="https://uxplanet.org/gpt-4-facts-rumors-and-expectations-about-next-gen-ai-model-52a4ddcd662a">https://uxplanet.org/gpt-4-facts-rumors-and-expectations-about-next-gen-ai-model-52a4ddcd662a</a></li></ul></li><li>11 Disadvantages of ChatGPT<ul><li><a href="https://www.searchenginejournal.com/disadvantages-chatgpt-content/477416/">https://www.searchenginejournal.com/disadvantages-chatgpt-content/477416/</a>&nbsp;</li></ul></li><li>Microsoft to Add ChatGPT to Bing<ul><li><a href="https://www.seroundtable.com/microsoft-bing-to-add-openais-chatgpt-feature-34684.html">https://www.seroundtable.com/microsoft-bing-to-add-openais-chatgpt-feature-34684.html</a></li></ul></li><li>Google’s Take on AI Generated Content<ul><li><a href="https://www.seroundtable.com/more-from-google-on-ai-content-34372.html">https://www.seroundtable.com/more-from-google-on-ai-content-34372.html</a>&nbsp;</li></ul></li><li>AI Generated Content Detector<ul><li><a href="https://www.theverge.com/2023/1/31/23579942/chatgpt-ai-text-detection-openai-classifier">https://www.theverge.com/2023/1/31/23579942/chatgpt-ai-text-detection-openai-classifier</a>&nbsp;</li></ul></li><li>Opt Out of participating in AI Learning:<ul><li><a href="https://www.searchenginejournal.com/how-to-block-chatgpt-from-using-your-website-content/478384/#close">https://www.searchenginejournal.com/how-to-block-chatgpt-from-using-your-website-content/478384/#close</a>&nbsp;</li></ul></li></ul>



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In The News:



Google to automatically create GA4 accounts for any UA account



<a href="https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/12938611">https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/12938611</a>



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Hotel Marketing Podcast Episode 232 – How ChatGPT and AI Will Shake Hotel Marketing to the Core

Welcome to episode 231 of the Hotel Marketing Podcast.  In this short fuze edition of the podcast, we are going to go over 5 easy tests that you can launch today (or tomorrow if you’re busy) and start seeing an improvement in your hotel’s online conversion rate.



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">Hotel Test #1: A/B Testing</h2>



Create a simple A/B or multivariate test using Google Optimize (while you still can, it goes away on September 30, 2023). These tests, can create small increases in your site conversion rate that build on each other to create a booking powerhouse. Just a few tests you can run at practically no cost via Optimize:



<ul class="wp-block-list"><li>Booking widget position</li><li>Creative promotional panel designs</li><li>Main navigation calls to action</li><li>1st visit pop-up calls to action</li><li>more</li></ul>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">Hotel Test #2: User Testing</h2>



Usertesting platforms, such as UserTesting.com, are fantastic tools to see exactly what your site visitors experience when deciding to make a booking. However, software is not needed here. Simply talking with your guests and shadowing them while they browse your site will lead to countless optimization opportunities and testing ideas.



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">Hotel Test #3: Heatmap and Scroll Maps</h2>



Heatmapping and Scrollmapping systems such as Microsoft Clarity, Crazy Egg, Hotjar and others are amazing tools to track user clicks and movements on your website and identify which areas are getting the most attention. 



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">Hotel Test #4: Performance testing</h2>



Take off your marketer hat and put on your developer hat to test your site&#8217;s technical performance. An easy way to start is by simply right-clicking on your site in Chrom and choosing &#8220;inspect.&#8221; From there click on the Lighthouse tab and run a report to gain insights into how Google sees your site and specific issues that are preventing you from achieving the highest scores possible. 



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">Hotel Test #5: Mobile First Thining and Testing</h2>



For most hoteliers upwards of 70% of web users are on mobile devices. Don&#8217;t let your head get stuck in your desktop, spend time browsing your site like a customer&#8230; on your phone. From there you can create tests and optimizations to maximize the ability for a guest to book direct on the device of their choice.







In conclusion, now is the perfect time to start with some simple tests to improve your hotel&#8217;s conversion rate. Starting simple now will lead to significantly improved performance by the end of the year.







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In The News:



Google Sunsetting Google Optimize







<a href="https://searchengineland.com/google-optimize-will-sunset-this-year-392004">https://searchengineland.com/google-optimize-will-sunset-this-year-392004</a>  <a href="https://support.google.com/optimize/answer/12979939?hl=en">https://support.google.com/optimize/answer/12979939?hl=en</a>











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Hotel Marketing Podcast Episode 231 – 5 Simple & Free Tests To Optimize Your Hotel Website

In today’s episode of the Hotel Marketing Podcast, we are going to tackle what may very likely be the biggest change to <a href="https://admin.travelboommarketing.com/services/web-design-development/">hotel website development</a> since the content management system.  We’re talking about headless websites.



Why does your hotel need a headless website?



<ul class="wp-block-list"><li>Faster website performance for customers</li><li>Better ranking opportunity for search rankings</li><li>Better security</li><li>More freedom to build the website experience that works best without limitations on the frontend or backend.</li></ul>



In this episode, we will be reviewing the new article, <a href="https://admin.travelboommarketing.com/blog/what-is-a-headless-cms/">What is A Headless Website,</a> which you can <a href="https://admin.travelboommarketing.com/blog/what-is-a-headless-cms/">read here</a>.







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60 Seconds To Success:&nbsp;



Take a few minutes to go to OpenAI.com and learn about ChatGPT and Dall-E 2.&nbsp; This is something that is going to completely revolutionize not just the hotel industry but all industries.&nbsp; In short, ChatGPT is an AI that can answer almost any question, including long-form questions, such as “write an article about things to do in Gatlinburg this fall.”&nbsp;&nbsp;



Content developers, developers, social media experts, and others will all have to contend with how this shakes up how we market. The capabilities are astounding and it would behoove you to get up to speed and learn how it can impact your business as this tech will absolutely be used to either help you or help your competitors.



A word of caution though, don’t just take what the AI says for the truth, the tech is in its infancy and a human touch is needed.



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Hotel Marketing Podcast Episode 230 – The Headless Hotelier: Building Headless Hotel Websites

In today’s episode of the podcast, the last episode of the year, we are diving into the world of <a href="https://admin.travelboommarketing.com/services/email-crm/">email marketing for hotels</a> and looking at the top 5 email marketing trends for 2023.  You can follow along with the full article at the link below.



<a href="https://admin.travelboommarketing.com/blog/email-marketing-trends/">https://admin.travelboommarketing.com/blog/email-marketing-trends/</a>



Merry Christmas and remember, the best holiday album of all time is A Twisted Christmas by Twisted Sister.&nbsp; Don’t let the new year pass without enjoying a little of Dee Snider’s epic vocals. <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zoQNgiPcDqc">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zoQNgiPcDqc</a>



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In The News:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;



How travellers will be planning their trips in 2023



<a href="https://partner.booking.com/en-gb/click-magazine/trends-insights/how-travellers-will-be-planning-their-trips-2023">https://partner.booking.com/en-gb/click-magazine/trends-insights/how-travellers-will-be-planning-their-trips-2023</a>



<ul class="wp-block-list"><li>Travelers want more for their buck</li><li>Travelers are looking outside the big destinations for lesser-known destinations</li><li>Booking.com spelled this “travellers” with a double dose of L’s for lushly long leisure vacations.</li><li>========================</li></ul>



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Hotel Marketing Podcast Episode 229 – 5 Trends For Your Hotel’s Email Marketing in 2023 

Good Day fellow hoteliers and welcome to episode 228 of the Hotel Marketing Podcast!&nbsp; I’m Pete DiMaio and I have a dire warning for all hoteliers out there!&nbsp; Watch out for the ADA Ambulance Chasers! Our industry, and us specifically, have seen an uptick in hoteliers getting served civil suits for their website not being accessible.&nbsp; This can be very costly and very time-consuming, not to mention really hurt your feelings.&nbsp; Today on the podcast I am going to walk you through what we have seen, what you can do, and how you can ensure you stay accessible to all.



First and foremost: You want your hotel website to be accommodating to everyone, regardless of ability.&nbsp; Not because it is the law, but because it is the right thing to do.&nbsp; As hoteliers, we are charged with being welcoming and hospitable to all travelers.&nbsp;&nbsp;



Enjoy the full podcast above and reference the links and tools discussed below:



ADA and WCAG background



<ul class="wp-block-list"><li>A brief history of the <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Americans_with_Disabilities_Act_of_1990">Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990</a></li><li>The ADA wasn’t ever intended to cover the web (unless you’re in the 9th Circuit)</li><li><a href="https://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG21/">Web Content Accessibility Guidelines</a> (WCAG) were first published in 1999 by the W3C, with the latest edition 2.1 being published in 2018</li></ul>



Tools to check your website&#8217;s accessibility:



<ul class="wp-block-list"><li>Lighthouse: Chrome browser tool</li><li>Wave: <a href="https://wave.webaim.org/">https://wave.webaim.org/</a>&nbsp;</li><li>AccessibilityChecker.org: <a href="https://www.accessibilitychecker.org/">https://www.accessibilitychecker.org/</a>&nbsp;</li><li>Avoid PowerMapper&nbsp;</li></ul>



Remember, WCAG 2.1 adherence is a snapshot in time, not a once-and-done thing. Continually recheck your site to ensure you are staying accessible to all as well as staying within the current regulations. 







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Hotel Marketing Podcast Episode 228 – Watch Out For the ADA Ambulance Chasers! ￼

2023 is basically here and at the time of recording, we only have about 6 working weeks until we ring in the new year.  For a lot of hoteliers out there, 2022 was a pretty good year.  Occupancy was strong, ARD was up, and RevPAR was positive. 



Not everything was great though and increasing costs, labor shortages, and the remnants of the pandemic all took their toll on travel.  2022 was largely a good year, but it could have been so much better.  



This brings us into the present day and looking forward to 2023.  Depending on who you ask, it could be a great year.  Others might say it’s going to be a long, hard, uphill battle.  The truth is somewhere in between and your marketing strategies will define your hotel’s reality.  



One thing is certain though, your analytics will be the map that guides you along the way.&nbsp; The question is will you be ready for the big changes coming to tracking and reporting in 2023?&nbsp;&nbsp;



To set the stage, you must absolutely demand accuracy and a forward-thinking approach to your hotel analytics.  There are absolutely zero excuses for having poor data.  There ar zero excuses for not being able to answer the question, “where is my revenue coming from?” There are zero excuses for not being able to quickly identify the holes in your marketing ship.



Today on this episode of the Hotel Marketing Podcast Short Fuze I’m going share exactly what you will need to do to make sure the data you’re using to make decisions is correct and can be trusted.



Demand #1: Google Analytics 4 (GA4)



Demand to your partners is to get GA4 implemented now.  Do not wait any more, do not assume it will be easy, and definitely do not assume it will all take care of itself.  



Everyone already knows about Google’s migration from Universal Analytics (GA3) over to GA4.  Google is stating that as of July 1, 2023, they will no longer write data to Universal Analytics.  Meaning if you haven’t made the switch to the new reporting system your reporting will end.  Furthermore, if you haven’t already switched there’s a good chance you won’t have good year-over-year comparisons to aid in your decision-making.



I’ll make a bold prediction.&nbsp; Google is going to extend this deadline.



As marketers, we have already had two full years to work on the transition from UA to GA4.  However, our experience is very few marketers are ready.  In fact, we are struggling with a lot of 3rd party systems and booking engines that are not set up yet for GA4.  This is also not just in the hotel industry, it’s throughout the web.  I don’t see how Google is going to be able to stand its ground and shut off UA when so many users are not ready yet.  



As a web developer, I can’t fully implement GA4 without everyone downstream implementing first.&nbsp; I can’t fully test my implementation until their implementations are complete.&nbsp; I certainly can’t have accurate YOY reporting if only a portion of my tracking is complete.&nbsp;



Furthermore, GA4 requires a different mindset, and the names, reports, and data are going to be different.  I’ve found it takes significant time to get your mind out of UA and into GA4.



Demand #2: Get to Know Data Studio



Demand you and your team have access to simple (or complex) data studio reports.&nbsp;&nbsp;



Data Studio has been a revolutionary tool for hoteliers in that you are able to create reports that can be accessed by anyone in the organization, easily filtered, and able to be used without any technical or analytics background.



Best of all these are very, very, easy to set up and configure.  We have been working over the years to set these up as standard procedures for new clients and it really does make life a lot easier.  Data studio won’t answer your “why” questions, but it will tell you where you currently are and lead you to the right questions to start asking. Though you can create more advanced DS reports that go pretty far into the &#8220;why category.



Demand #3: Testing Your Analytics Attribution



Demand your agency, team, and yourself to test your entire process and ensure you’re tracking at 100%.



This one is not always as simple as it sounds but is incredibly important.  Here’s what you need to do:



<ul class="wp-block-list"><li>Grab your credit card and open a spreadsheet</li><li>Document your potential sources of traffic that you can track (email, PPC, social, chamber/DMO, etc)</li><li>If you’re familiar with Google Tag Assistant or other Chrome Extensions, have that loaded and ready </li><li>In a new incognito browser search for your ad/listing/etc and click on it to enter your site.  </li><li>Click around, leave the site, come back and go to the booking engine</li><li>Make an actual booking for a date in the future that won’t impact real users</li><li>Note the value of the booking including room total, resort fees, taxes</li><li>Now, go into your analytics and confirm the right attribution and total.  Note that this may take some time to populate.  Sometimes you may need to check the next day.</li><li>Repeat this process (in new incognito browsers) for other sources of traffic</li></ul>



Assuming everything is tracking correctly, congratulations!



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Hotel Marketing Podcast Episode 227 – Demand The Reporting Your Hotel Needs to Succeed

Get ready ladies and gentlemen, Black Friday and Cyber Monday is here and if past years are any indication, 2022 is going to be another gang-buster year for hoteliers.



In today’s episode of the Hotel Marketing Podcast, we are going to revisit an article from last year laying out the ideal hotel plan to maximize revenue from customers when they already have their wallets out for some of the best sales of the year.



<a href="https://admin.travelboommarketing.com/blog/the-definitive-guide-to-black-friday-for-hoteliers/">admin.travelboommarketing.com/blog/the-definitive-guide-to-black-friday-for-hoteliers/</a>&nbsp;



To set the stage let’s consider these key facts&nbsp;



<ul class="wp-block-list"><li>According to the National Retailers Foundation, last year the overall shopping season (Black Friday through Christmas) grew 14.1% over 2020 to $886.7 billion.&nbsp;</li><li>Last year’s Black Friday sales alone came in at $8.9 billion, down 1.3% from 2020.&nbsp;</li><li>The Black Friday season has stretched out even longer over the last couple of years, though, so you may want to start searching sooner. Last year, we saw a decent number of travel and entertainment deals from October 1-December 4.&nbsp;</li></ul>



Now is the time to start executing your cyber sale plans, but before you do, ask yourself these three questions?



<ol class="wp-block-list"><li>Do hotels and resorts need to participate in Black Friday/Cyber Monday?</li><li>What should a hotelier do to launch a successful cyber sale?</li><li>What should a hotelier NEVER due during a cyber sale?</li></ol>



You can find us collectively, as well as the show notes at TravelBoomMarketing.com.&nbsp; So there you go, that&#8217;s another Hotel Marketing Podcast in the books.&nbsp; Don&#8217;t worry though, we&#8217;ll be back with the latest hotel news, tips, and how-to guides next week.&nbsp;&nbsp;



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<h3 class="wp-block-heading">Newsaroos:</h3>



No newsaroos today



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<h3 class="wp-block-heading">60 Seconds To Success:</h3>







Stop tricking your guests!  It’s surprising that in the year 2022, this is something that we continually see in the hotel space.  However, we see it all the time where a property will say it’s “kid friendly” because it has a pool, or the unit is a “suite” because it has a half wall separating the couch from the bed.   You’re only tricking yourself because the guest you tricked the 1st time will never be the guest you trick the 2nd time.  This is straight up a horrible practice and one that hoteliers need to stop immediately.  Instead of trying to fake it, lean in on what you’re able to deliver.  Customer service, quality, excitement… whatever it may be, make it who you are.  If you’re not kid-friendly, but want to be, you can make that happen for way less than the lifetime value of just a few tricked guests.



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Hotel Marketing Podcast Episode 226 – Three Questions That Will Make or Break Your Hotel’s Black Friday Success

Today we will dig into one of our favorite topics, the OTAs… More specifically how you can leverage the OTAs to drive direct bookings over the long term.&nbsp; Jeremy Razook recently penned a great article on TravelBoom named “The #1 OTA Strategy for Hotels Doesn’t Include OTAs” at <a href="https://admin.travelboommarketing.com/blog/ota-strategy-for-hotels/">admin.travelboommarketing.com/blog/ota-strategy-for-hotels/</a>.



The premise is pretty straightforward, OTAs don’t have to be the cornerstone of your booking strategy.&nbsp; Sure there’s a place, but not at the expense of a direct booking.



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">1: Only use the OTAs at the right times</h2>



To start with, OTAs can be a great new business strategy.&nbsp; Their reach far exceeds your own brand’s and they are able to engage guests much earlier in the conversion funnel.&nbsp;



Don’t approach OTAs the same way year-round. If your peak season is in the summer and your off-season is in the winter, modify your OTA inventory to reflect that. If you know you’re going to sell your high-end units during peak months, don’t put them on the OTAs. Instead, push your lowest-priced inventory as a way to sustain visibility but also draw the consumer to your own website where they can select other room types.



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">2: Create a data mining strategy to “acquire” your existing OTA guests</h2>



When an OTA guest checks in, your primary goal should be to get their email address. Make sure that you have the ability to communicate with them and foster an ongoing relationship from the moment they arrive at your hotel through the post-stay survey. When an OTA guest checks out, your primary goal is to ensure that the guest never appears as an OTA booking again.



The OTAs are going to be hammering your guests before and after their stay.&nbsp; You would be very well served to step up your game, onboard your OTA guests to your property, and convert them to direct bookings.



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">3: Don’t let the OTAs steal your guests</h2>



OTAs do a great job of being the worst of all business buzzwords… omnipresent.  TripAdvisor, Google Hotel Ads, and even your brand searches.  Your hotel should also be omnipresent to the guest as they progress down the funnel.



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">4: Deliver what the OTAs can’t</h2>



Luckily for you, the OTAs are not in the inventory business.&nbsp; You are the one who ultimately owns the property and the experience.&nbsp; Therefore, deliver what the OTAs can’t.&nbsp;&nbsp;



<ul class="wp-block-list"><li>ALWAYS offer the lowest rate</li><li>Offer on-site benefits when booking direct such as early check-in and late checkout</li><li>Everyone likes to be treated like a VIP.&nbsp; A free snack bag, room upgrade, or any number of benefits can make a direct booking more compelling for a guest.</li><li>Create a loyalty program to encourage your guests to book direct next time.&nbsp; Better yet, allow them to apply their current, OTA-booked, stay toward their rewards.</li></ul>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">5: Ask your guests to book direct</h2>



This may sound overly simple, but people do what you ask them to do IF you actually take the time to ask them. This is no different from nudging potential guests to book direct.



<ul class="wp-block-list"><li>Before: Website promotions and call center scripts</li><li>During: On-site signage, staff talking points, welcome emails/texts</li><li>After: Post stay thank you messages and surveys, anniversary messages</li></ul>



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<h3 class="wp-block-heading">Newsaroos:</h3>



Statista- “Online travel platforms lower prices for consumers”



<a href="https://www.msn.com/en-us/travel/tripideas/online-travel-platforms-lower-prices-for-consumers/ar-AA114M2d">https://www.msn.com/en-us/travel/tripideas/online-travel-platforms-lower-prices-for-consumers/ar-AA114M2d</a>



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<h3 class="wp-block-heading">60 Seconds To Success:</h3>







In episode 225 of the Hotel Marketing Podcast, we review how to reduce your reliance on OTAs.&nbsp; One of the most important things you can do in order to make that happen is to create a solid strategy to convert OTA guests into direct guests on their next visit.&nbsp; The best way to do this… wait for it… ASK THEM! Most guests are not vested in booking directly to help you.&nbsp; They booked with the OTA because it was more convenient and what they were aware of.&nbsp; Your job is to make them aware that booking direct is better.&nbsp; Create an aggressive strategy where you reach out before the stay, after the stay, and at a certain time beyond that (such as booking anniversary).&nbsp; Tell them why they should book direct and then specifically ask them to book direct next time.



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Hotel Marketing Podcast Episode 225 – Stop Including OTAs in your Hotel’s OTA Strategy

Welcome to episode 224 of the Hotel Marketing Podcast.&nbsp; Today is September 12th and this episode will be a TravelBoom Short Fuze!&nbsp; This is a bite-size episode of the Hotel Marketing Podcast that gives you the data to make smarter decisions.&nbsp; In today’s episode, we cover budget season.&nbsp; It’s already on everyone’s mind and most hoteliers have already started putting the figures together.&nbsp; However, if you’re simply regurgitating your 2021 or 2022 budget with a few updates, you’re going to be missing the mark.&nbsp;







First: Like Your ADR, Marketing Prices Are Rising



We are seeing prices rise across the board. Technology systems, labor rates, utilities, and everything in between is on the rise, which is also going to include marketing costs.  Expect your costs to increase so that you are not caught off guard when they do.  



Properties do a pretty good job factoring in operational increases and revenue managers are tasked with making sure the ADR can cover costs. However, are you also factoring in the increased cost of marketing into your forecasts?&nbsp;&nbsp;



Second: Budget For Major Site Overhauls



Most hotels are working with dated technology regarding their primary online presence. With the pandemic, we saw investment in site design drop considerably.&nbsp; Believe it or not, if you haven’t had a major overhaul or complete site post covid your primary conversion tool is going to be going on four years old… an eternity in web years. Things like headless design, proper schema markups, chat system, mobile performance and more have dramatically changed and it’s all costing the hotelier with an old site.



Site aside the budget and start thinking about how you can invest in a better mousetrap in 2023.



Third: Plan For A Paid Search Shift



We have talked a lot about how Google is the 800lb gorilla in terms of paid search, well they are now the 1600lb gorilla with their strong entrance into the metasearch world.  Very quickly Google Hotel Ads are taking share from TripAdvisor, meaning a budget shift is needed.



Furthermore, we are seeing customers increasing their reliance on a wider range of meta-search engines such as Trivago, Kayak, Microsoft Hotel Ads, and others.  These are end-of-funnel conversion opportunities and you absolutely need to allocate enough budget to ensure you have a high impression share.  



Fourth: Budget For the Staff to Make It Happen



For the fourth item, I want to just remind you of the importance of keeping and attracting great staff, which goes beyond housekeeping, maintenance, and others.  Your overall personnel budget is going to get bigger in 2023, plan for it now so you’re not scrambling next year.  



This extends to your marketing staff as well.  Remote positions are easy to find and you don’t want to lose your talent and institutional knowledge because you&#8217;re paying your team too little in today’s inflationary environment.



Fifth: Invest In The Technology To Make Everything Else Work Better



Most likely you already have a good CRM system for communicating with guests via email, SMS, app messages, and more.  However, are you putting the time and effort into making it actually work as hard for you as possible?  Allocate the time and budget to understand the systems you have.  Absolutely invest the time into pushing the limits of what it can do.  



Your email and CRM systems are the most valuable assets you have.  The most recent Leisure Travel Trends Study shows that over a third of booked stays may be canceled due to rising prices.  If you’re not budgeting for communicating aggressively, you’re going to be costing yourself real money in cancellations and missed bookings.



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Hotel Marketing Podcast Episode 224 – 5 Changes That Will Shake Up Hotel Budget Season

Welcome to the TravelBoom Short Fuze!&nbsp; This is a bite-size episode of the Hotel Marketing Podcast that gives you the data to make smarter decisions.&nbsp; In today’s episode, we cover James Carvelle’s famous quote, “It’s the economy stupid.” James was talking about the 1992 presidential election, but his words ring true for those in the travel space today.&nbsp;&nbsp;



Here’s the situation.&nbsp; <a href="https://admin.travelboommarketing.com/2022-leisure-travel-trends-study/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">In our latest edition of the Leisure Travel Trends Study</a>, one fact stood out above all others.&nbsp; Only 13.5% of travelers consider COVID to be a significant influence on their travel plans.&nbsp; That&#8217;s right, 86% don’t really care.&nbsp; This is great right, we can all go on our merry way and get back to where we were before.&nbsp; Not so fast, because just as we slayed one boogyman, another one rises to take its place.



What’s that new boogyman?&nbsp; It’s the economy stupid! Every metric measured in the study points to consumers being nervous and changing their travel behavior due to rising costs and a less secure economy.



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">Where COVID stands in the traveler’s mind.</h2>


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Since our last major leisure travel study in 2019, the world has changed considerably and COVID has created major changes in traveler behavior.



For the past three years, the pandemic has rocked the travel world. However, now that the storm has largely passed, it is important for hoteliers to remember that a portion of the population is still very concerned about COVID. The level of concern varies significantly based on demographics and traveler location.



<h3 class="wp-block-heading">Economic uncertainty is shaking leisure travel confidence.</h3>


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The data is clear, customers are less confident today due to rising prices and uncertainty.&nbsp; We asked our respondents to indicate the top three reasons they would not be traveling.&nbsp; Budget concerns, transportation costs, and lodging costs were far and away the most important factors.&nbsp; On top of that of respondents who had already booked a vacation, 35.9% indicated that higher travel costs would make them consider canceling their already-booked vacation.



<h3 class="wp-block-heading">How Hoteliers Can Succeed In A Recession</h3>



As a rule of thumb, you do not want to cut rate in a down economy.&nbsp; Your expenses are increasing, vacancy is growing, and reducing your RevPAR would be a recipe for disaster.&nbsp; Our suggestion?&nbsp; Be the best hotelier you can be, offer an amazing product, and market smarter than your competitors.&nbsp;&nbsp;



We have a library of great ways a hotelier can succeed in the past 222 episodes.&nbsp; Today we are going to look at a few specific items that are related to our Leisure Travel Trends Study.



<ul class="wp-block-list"><li>Have an insanely good communications strategy. &nbsp;If 35.9% of your reservations may cancel, you need to keep selling right through the guest stay and beyond. Listen to episode 221 for more information.</li><li>Consider a loyalty program. 60% of loyalty program members say they influence their booking decision. If a loyalty program is possible for a property, or group of properties, the savvy hotelier will fully explore these options.</li><li>Audit your conversion funnel. 91% of those 35 and younger book vacations online, and that number is growing. Nearly three-quarters of people across demographics book online.</li><li>Sell value, sell experience, sell “time.”&nbsp; Don’t race to the bottom of offering discounts on top of discounts.&nbsp; Instead, maximize value, promote exclusive amenities, and drive the experience a guest will enjoy through the roof.</li><li>Don’t lose revenue with stupid mistakes. Check your OTA rate parity, and make sure you’re available everywhere a consumer would look when booking.&nbsp; Don’t be the lazy marketer who stands around and waits for guests to walk in the door.</li></ul>



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Hotel Marketing Podcast Episode 223 – Forget COVID, It’s All About the Economy

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It’s finally here!  The 2022 Leisure Travel Trends Study.  Chock full of wholesome travel insights, free range tips, and gluten-free hotel marketing data.  Download your copy of the study at <a href="https://admin.travelboommarketing.com/2022-leisure-travel-trends-study/">TravelBoomMarketing.com/LeisureTravel</a>.



The latest study shows concerning trends in how leisure travelers are changing their planning process and the increasing importance of price/cost.&nbsp; Get the full study here, and enjoy these two key takeaways from Pete and Leanne.



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">Pete’s Top 2</h2>



<h3 class="wp-block-heading">#1: The single most important factor in choosing travel dates</h3>



This one surprised me a little, but we asked the question, “What is the most important factor that impacts your travel dates (select only one)?” Work schedule… no.&nbsp; Kid’s school year… nope. Great weather or seasonality… wrong again.&nbsp; The one factor that will make a traveler pick a date is price with 46.3% of respondents noting price and 9.4% indicating a “special offer.”&nbsp; This was a big surprise since four years ago that was only 37.9%.&nbsp;&nbsp;



The takeaway, you can absolutely drive demand and shift occupancy based on rate.&nbsp; In the leisure world, July 4th is going to be 100% occupied, but can you reach out to those travelers who didn’t get room and entice them to visit you with a great offer?



<h3 class="wp-block-heading">#2: Travelers will be visiting your property’s website before booking</h3>



81.2% of all respondents said they visit an individual hotel website before they will make a booking.&nbsp; However, that figure was 86.7% in 2019.&nbsp; When we look at people under 35, only 77.8% will visit a hotel website.&nbsp; The good news is you have a direct booking through your website opportunity for every 4 out of 5 travelers.&nbsp; The bad news is the number does appear to be on the decline.



The Takeaway for me here is consumers are getting more accustomed to using search engines and meta tools to complete the booking process (other data shows an overall decline in OTA usage).&nbsp; The word I hate more than any comes in to play… Omnipresent.&nbsp; Your property needs an omnipresent rate strategy to ensure your potential guests can find you, your rate, and the ability to book anywhere they happen to be online.



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">Leanne’s Top 2</h2>



<h3 class="wp-block-heading">#1: Loyalty programs are a critical step to keep your bookings</h3>



Regardless of how the question was worded, the majority of respondents told us that the price of a vacation was the biggest factor in their decision, with many, regardless of their annual income, saying that sales, incentives and special offers would also motivate when to travel (chosen over events, holidays, work and school schedules.) Two out of five respondents also said that rising costs could very well be reason enough to cancel their vacations!



Interestingly, a study released this month, commissioned by Amadeus, “Consumer Travel Spend Priorities 2022,” dug into the issue, asking questions that might help hoteliers find actionable ways to overcome the pricing objections. Nearly half, 47%, said they plan to spend any loyalty points they’ve previously collected to pay for upcoming trips. 49% also said they’re now more interested in co-branded credit cards that earn loyalty reward points.&nbsp;



<h3 class="wp-block-heading">#2: Meta Search Marketing is more important than ever</h3>



While less respondents went to Expedia than Booking.com this year than in our past study, other sites with smaller percentages of visitors, like Hotels.com, Hotwire, Orbitz, Travelocity, Trivago, and VRBO all grew in importance.&nbsp; However nearly all users began their search with either a search engine or a meta-search based site.&nbsp; All reasons why meta search marketing at the hotel level is now more important than ever.



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<h3 class="wp-block-heading">60 Seconds To Success:</h3>



Evaluate your hotel’s meta search exposure and plug the holes when you find them.&nbsp; This one is big and something every hotelier needs to be very focused on moving forward.&nbsp; In the latest Leisure Travel Study, we are seeing OTA usage decline and a major uptick in meta tools such as Google, Microsoft, Kayak, and others.&nbsp; Moreover we are seeing tons of third tier engines competing for rate on these platforms.&nbsp; If you’re not showing your rate on these platforms, some else is showing your rate for you.&nbsp; Don’t lose out on a direct booking by not paying attention.&nbsp;&nbsp;<a href="https://admin.travelboommarketing.com/meta">https://admin.travelboommarketing.com/meta</a>.



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Listener Feedback:



Do you guys think that Google reviews are getting more important than TripAdvisor? Should hotels and restaurants start focusing on that? And asking guests to review them on Google instead of TripAdvisor?



&#8211; Andrew K



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