Hospitality Marketing Blog

SEO is one of those words that marketers like to throw into conversations every now and then. Most of us have an idea of what it means (if not, read our guide), and we know that it’s important, but most of us probably don't know what to do with it.

Your website is often one of the first points of contact with your current and potential customers, and depending on your business it can also be your most important channel.

Social media competitions are a great way to build follower count, increase organic reach and brand visibility and something all brands should consider incorporating in their social media strategy.

Facebook advertising can get you incredible results if done correctly and your targeting is what will decide if you're successful or not. To avoid wasting both time and money, you want to ensure that you’re targeting people that are interested in your offering and likely to bring you business. 

A few weeks ago, Instagram rolled out its latest feature - Instagram Reels. They are a way to create short-form video content very similar to TikTok videos. It comes as no surprise that Instagram is trying to mimic TikTok as the app has surged in popularity over the last year (it had the most downloads for any app ever in a quarter in Q1 this year), likely impacting peoples’ behaviour on Instagram.

As part of the NSW Government’s COVID-19 Safety plan, mandatory to all hospitality businesses, venues must record contact details of everyone entering the venue.

Social media plays an important role in most companies’ marketing strategy and if you know a little bit about it, you will know that the frequency and timing of posts is important. However, getting posts out at the right time (or even at all) can be tricky when managing a business and often social media take the backseat. This is where scheduling tools come in.