Boutique Hotel Marketing Case Study
Posted by Matthew Loop | 6 Comments
One of the main reasons I like working with mid-large size companies with marketing budgets of $3,000 / month or more, is that I’m able to help them drive traffic, leads, and new customers through their doors much faster.
It’s like flipping a switch and seeing results in the immediate days following.
The video below is a short case-study of a boutique hotel and resort in India I’ve been working with for two months. This is going to be the first in a long-line of case-studies / success stories where I pull back the curtain so you can see some incredible and instant results!
Notice the flat-line in the Google Analytics graph before we started working together and the spikes immediately after as we turned the traffic on. Click the play button right now for the full case study.
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Without a consistent, targeted flood of traffic to your website, you might as well call it quits. Everything online revolves around traffic. Through it you get exposure, interest, leads, and new customers.
Traffic is king!
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In case of travel industry, online mediums are the main source of leads and sales. So, internet marketing plays a key role for the business. And I completely agree with your statement, “traffic the king”. We have our own internal online marketing team, which not only drives traffic, but also keep an eye for online reputation. That’s how I came across this blog. A great post!
Thank you for the comment, Smitha. Yes, traffic is king especially for any hotel or resort needing more exposure and customers. Conversion is also important, meaning the percentage of the website traffic that are calling and booking rooms.
I would say conversion is more important that traffic. Many companies focus on getting as much traffic as possible as a numbers game when really they should focus first on converting the traffic they do get. If you get your conversion rate high it is much easier to build a successful online business.
Can you help a flooring business generate local leads? I am not a big company but will like to grow. I work on building a web site now.
Yes, absolutely.
Sounds like you have a good track record. I may well be interested in your services in the coming months.