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Hotel Digital Marketing in a Down Economy- Part 2

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Must-Have Hotel Marketing Channels in an Economic Downturn: Metasearch (Google Hotel Ads, TripAdvisor, Kayak, Trivago, etc.) Online Travel Agent sites (OTAs) compete heavily on these channels to steal market share. As some hotels pull back their budgets on paid search, there is a real opportunity to win market share.

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My 5 Must-Know Lessons from the 2024 Inbound Marketing Conference

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But, regardless of whether you are in B2B or B2C, your ad’s success depends on your brand’s ability to connect with humans. Yes, Google will most likely maintain market share, but knowing how LLM-based search engines work will continue to increase in importance as they become ingrained in each type of search platform.

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110 – Hospitality Trailblazers: Rob Mangiarelli

Travel Media Group

LinkedIn, great place for those, B2B and connecting with those associations, because the business is out there. Now, as you know, Rob, this is a digital marketing podcast at Travel Media Group, and we’re always trying to educate our hoteliers and listeners on a strong social media presence, online reputation, right?

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Little Hotelier reviews: What users are saying

Little Hotelier

As a neutral third-party resource for B2B (business-to-business) software, FeaturedCustomers aims to help potential buyers research and validate purchasing decisions. For the past three years, they have been awarding our cloud-based hotel management system with their highest honour, the Market Leader.