Insider Secrets to a Winning Hotel Marketing Strategy | Hotel Marketing

Insider Secrets to a Winning Hotel Marketing Strategy | Hotel Marketing
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Hotel owners who desire success in their businesses should have a formalized marketing plan for their property's sales, advertising, and promotional and public relations strategies. This plan must be cascaded throughout the personnel within the property. Marketing and sales are both vital to remain competitive in the market.

Hotel marketing is the core of building up sales for a property. It is used to search demand, determine the products and services that suffice it, and utilize strategic sales and advertising techniques to gain clients. Time and energy are well-spent if sales personnel use a well-structured and comprehensive research-based marketing plan. Despite the essence of having this marketing plan, there are many reasons for hotel owners not to develop or create one. For instance, involvement in the daily operations of a few hotel managers living close to or within the property prevents them from thinking of long-term marketing strategies to make sales since they are focused only on short-term deals. More evident in small hotels or restaurants.

A hotel marketing plan also includes programs that can gain business and bring profit to the property. Though these programs are separately developed, they should jive one another for the property's progress. At least three years are needed to create this hotel marketing plan, contrary to only a year's preparation for most of the marketing strategies used by many properties in the industry. As a result, more profitable market segments that require at least two or three years to establish will be missed by the salespeople since they will only dwell on their current target market. Examples of more profitable market segments that usually commit for more than a year are tour operators, associations, incentive groups, and corporations. Consequently, growth and long-term profits are limited when a property only sticks to a one-year planning cycle. Moreover, the 3-year plan can be modified into setting broad goals over three years with well-defined objectives and strategies for the first year of the 3-year cycle if the management is anxious about the 3-year plan.

Additionally, a marketing plan is the framework of a property; this determines the hotel's identity, direction headed, and strategies and techniques to achieve the goals set. Likewise, this plan provides the to-dos in acquiring and keeping guests, increasing the number of regular clients, and boosting higher restaurant check averages and daily expenditures from hotel guests. Accordingly, this plan should be for utilization and must be updated and reviewed regularly. However, this plan is highly vulnerable to changes in the economy and personnel involved in the operation. Thus, treating this plan as a guide with inevitable modifications is highly recommended.

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