A challenge that many hoteliers feel compelled to do is write body content as if telling the guests what they should hear; what Google wants hoteliers to do is write body content how guests want to hear it. Google wants hoteliers to incorporate user sentiment into the body content. That is, phrase body content the way guests actually say it. That way, it is easier for the guests to get to the content they need.
Some hoteliers may not see the difference is phrasing content different. Below is a case study that shows otherwise.
Goal: measure amount of traffic coming from searches based on user sentiment.
Results for guests coming from user sentiment driven searches:
Conclusion: Google’s incorporation of user sentiment searches is in full effect right now. All websites need to add fresh content. Hoteliers need to think of what the guests are saying and looking for, and phrase body content accordingly. Hoteliers should not phrase content on what they think guests should know. The data shows that by abiding by user sentiment driven language, there is opportunity for soft lead generation and to increase conversion by gaining more market share.
*All keywords are verbatim as pulled from Google Analytics
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Contributed by Nelson Toriano, Sr. Account Manager
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