I was just talking to my favorite hotel technology company. I’ve worked with them for almost a decade, and I appreciate them. They aren’t snake oil, they don’t assume they know the business better than hotel people, and they are changing the game. I won’t name them, but feel free to ask. They’re basically indispensable,…
A caterer looking for social “guru” prompted my “2016 run down of what hotel’s should be aware of regarding social media”
This is basically verbatim copy/paste from a Nextdoor question, and my answer, to a local looking for advice. Remember years ago when we were cautious of anyone using the word “guru” or “ninja”, etc?
Let’s ponder the future of Google Plus for a moment?
Agree or disagree:Google Plus’ future is that it becomes a background utility that is still wholly operational and used as a social network, and social, organic linking platform, that helps with organic
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