A little thought leadership in our moments of reflection.
Each year, we compile a list of digital marketing trends for luxury hotels. With the end of 2014 being as busy as it was, it must have slipped our mind.
Read More about the Digital Marketing Trends for Luxury Hotels in 2015 postYear 10 was a good one (and so was the party). Our studio is producing some of its best work to date, we've got some amazing talent on board, and some great projects in the portfolio and pipeline.
Read More about the 2014 – Year in Review postThe true goal – the oft-neglected contributor to conversions – is effective visual communication. After all, communication is a key ingredient in transforming browsers to buyers.
Read More about the How hotels can use photography to excite, inspire and inform postThis post is meant to summarize the discussion in New York last week. I was invited to be part of a panel on Responsive Design for Hotels with Andy Kauffman, VP of Global eCommerce Marketing at Marriott International, and Brian Estep, VP Sales at buuteeq. The panel was led by Michael Bennett, VP Marketing at KSL Resorts, who did a great job of asking good questions and keeping the discussion moving.
Read More about the HSMAI Digital Strategy Conference Notes: Responsive Design Panel postThere are way too many generalists out there, and for us, finding a niche has been a key part our success. A lot of people ask us how we developed our niche, so I'll provide a bit of background.
Read More about the The path to specialization postThis post could have been titled "14 web trends for boutique, independent, luxury, exclusive, art hotels, resorts, escapes, spas, camps, cabins, excursions, and yurts." But you have to draw the line somewhere. And despite (or perhaps because of) its ambiguity, "luxury" is still a relevant word.
Read More about the 14 web trends for luxury hotels in 2014 postIf you're in Vancouver this summer, Grand Hotel: Redesigning Modern Life at the Vancouver Art Gallery is certainly worth your time.
Read More about the Everyone has a hotel story postAfter back-to-back red-eye flights, I found myself in Dubai for 3 days. I would have stayed longer, but Canadians are on a short leash due a disagreement between Air Canada and Emirates Airlines. Travelling alone inevitably leaves ample time for good old-fashioned tourism.
Read More about the 3 Days in Dubai: Looking Back on the Luxury Hospitality Summit postLoading...
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