It’s because they are agencies that overcharge to justify their massive overhead and existence. I am a HORRIBLE blogger because I am a hotel guy, but in 2011, I sort of wrangled up what I thought were
A bit of a hospitality firehose: news & articles of the last few weeks Oct 2013
Anyone notice that Google Alerts are basically broken? https://www.forbes.com/sites/kashmirhill/2013/07/30/google-alerts-are-broken/ Thank goodness for Revinate! If anyone has any info on great
A Hotelier’s review of Google Glass, one month on….. so far? Pretty good, but too utilitarian to proffer forth overly giddy testimony.
I am a hotelier, and got these through the explorer program “#IfIHadGlass” and was able to buy them. I wanted to be able to use these in design and dev / construction, so I could be on site at a hotel
Social Media is a telephone, not a billboard. Quick and dirty guide for hotels – what am I missing in here?
Easiest way to consider social media: It’s isn’t a revenue generator. You need to disrupt the booking process to create revenue – so ad spend, articles, etc. But social media is a telephone, and luxury
Facebook is not alive and well for hoteliers, and fluff articles like this are damaging to our industry
*Upshot*: Facebook is *NOT* the #1 way you engage with guests. Organic Google Search is. The fact that our industry does not understand this means a heads up for some of us…. & a whole bunch of pain for everyone else down the road.