- Use Twitter, Facebook and other social networking sites effectively. They are not commercials. They are connections.
- Google and other search engines can be great tools. Google key words like your location and the word “meeting” for example to find leads on potential business.
- Use Google or other search engines for research tools for prospective business. Reverse telephone number searches or key words from press articles might lead to a new customer.
- Participate in all relevant Brand Promotions and monitor e-channels regularly to be sure you are open for business.
- Participate in internet lead sites (Ex – Hotel Planner, Starcite)
- Work with attractions in your area to be sure that you have reciprocal links.
- Do you know who Wessling Works, Hotel Planner, Starcite or Hoteligence are? If you don’t, you might want to.
- Review Brand ecommerce scorecard and update as appropriate.
- The fastest growing segment of our economy is government. The reinvestment and Recovery Act has a site listing projects headed to your area. If you are near a federal building of any kind, check the web to see whose offices are there and what they are up to.
- Revenue management should be thoughtful and intuitive. Many of the traditional indicators are now foggy. Be a leader. Remember it’s not an auction.
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
BOB’S TOP TEN WEB REVENUE GROWTH SUGGESTIONS
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