A challenge hoteliers experience is how to effectively connect a website with a Facebook page. Here are some ideas and a case study that shows how to cross promote and increase ROI.
From March – June 2011, a hotel experienced the following results:
Here’s how the hotel did it and what you could do too:
For steps 1 and 2, create a Facebook fangate that offers value to the user. A fangate is a custom tab that shows certain content to Fans and different content to non-Fans. Make sure it’s something tangible and enticing enough that would compel the user to click Like.
On this booking engine, when the user hovers over the Facebook button next to the Promotion Code box, an enticing “Secret Promotion” lures guests to click on their Facebook button. Here, they will get the promotion code.
On this booking engine, the experience of exclusivity and value is heightened because the reservations area is positioned as “for members-only.”
It’s good to have a well optimized website. It’s great to have an engaging Facebook page. But how to bridge the two is a challenge. This article shows some easy ways to get your creative thoughts flowing, and see how the marketing channels can work for you.
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Contributed by: Nelson Toriano, Sr. e-Strategist, Milestone Internet Marketing
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