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LinkedIn Best Practice: Exporting Contacts |
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By: Valarie Sparks |
LinkedIn has changed the way professionals network with
one another, but there's still room for some old-school
planning when it comes to managing your professional network:
the back-up plan. Exporting your contacts is a essential,
and here's the best way you can do it.
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How One Destination and Its Hotels Used Instagram for a
Unique Marketing Strategy |
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By: Jennifer Juergens |
You’d think Australia’s qualia, named Best Resort in the
World by Conde Nast Traveler Readers’ Choice Awards wouldn’t
need help in the marketing department. But you'd be wrong.
See how their marketing department's limited budget spurred
them in an exciting new direction.
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Group Business Marketing Best Practice: The Planner Perspective
- Reports |
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By: Cvent Client Services |
Our best practice tip this month focuses on showing you
how to run planner reports within your supplier account
in order to better visualize your final proposal presentation
to the buyer. Find these planner reports under the Suppliers
& Responses section link of an RFP.
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5 Hospitality Writing Styles Used by the Pros |
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By: Junvi Ola |
Copywriting used for marketing a hotel or marketing a destination
is both an art and a science. Here are five types of writing
formulas and styles that businesses frequently use to reach
their audiences. Experiment with them to see what works
best for your property.
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5 Must-Haves In Your Twitter Tool Belt |
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By: Valarie Sparks |
There is quite a bit of intimidation surrounding Twitter.
The look on a hotel sales professional's face when I suggest
implementing a Twitter strategy is priceless. Find out how
simply a basic understanding of Twitter can help you better
achieve your business goals.
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Make sure your hotel doesn't under-deliver because the website
over-promises |
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By: Sarah Vining |
Each hotel brand is unique, which leaves plenty of room
to make a mark and differentiate from others. But glorifying
the hotel environment on social channels and the web to
increase group business or leisure travelers is common,
and frequently ends with unsatisfied guests.
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Is your Cvent profile a big mess or a great success?
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By: Valerie Carboni |
When beginning your Cvent profile update, the two
big marketing questions you should ask are 1) What
is my property profile doing to catch the eye of
the planner? and, 2) How is my property profile
stacking up against the competition? Unsure about
the answers? Read on.
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