Blog Detail
Blog for Guests
http://www.blogforguests.com
Blog marketing tips for hotels, restaurants, and travel organizations. Discover how savvy hospitality companies are using blogs to reach more guests, build online visibility, and increase profits.
- Added on: Oct 25th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: HotelMarketingBlog
- Listed in: Blogging Blogging Tips
- Tags: travel blog Hotel blogging hospitality restaurant
Recent Posts
Where most corporate blogging policies fail
Most corporate blogging policies fail because they are simply a list of do’s and don’ts. A great blogging policy goes beyond the simplistic list, and will include a number of good examples of what to do. These positive case studies can se...
What Zemanta can do for your blog (Video interview)
While at Blog World I had the chance to interview Andraz Tori, co-founder & CTO of Zemanta. Here’s his explanation of how the service works: ...
Interview: Martin Schobert from the Austrian National Tourist Office
Why do you blog? Do you have specific goals? Currently we use 4 different types of blog formats: 1. Culinary Travel Blog (blog.austria.info, German language, started in 1/ 2007, goal: to inform potential short trip guests about good ideas for a wee...
Using Twitter to promote your blog
The difference between Google and Twitter After last week’s experiment, several months of testing various Twitter integration tactics, and reaching 100,000+ people in 36 hours, I’ve learned some interesting things. Twitter is the bes...
How to get your readers more involved with your blog
If you want a higher level of reader involvement in your hospitality or travel blog, present the website as a place for the readers to connect with their peers — instead of just receive your messages. People like to learn from other people like...
YokmoK gives bloggers free trips
More and more travel companies are realizing the power of bloggers in promoting their organizations online. YokmoK is giving free trips to select bloggers: Ask yourself the following questions: • do I have a popular blog? (typically a popularity ...
