Author InterCoastal Net Designs StaffPosted on Categories MarketingLeave a comment on Marketing Trends inTravel Industry 2011 What to expect and what to see in 2011…
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In the first quarter of 2010, RevPAR increased around the world with the America's being up 5.3% according to Smith Travel Research (STR). In 2011, the growth is on trend to continue across the globe. It's obvious that, although today’s bookings aren't quite where they were at during the pre-recession days, the industry is slowly managing to crawl out of its slump. Which is good news for all of us!
Author InterCoastal Net Designs StaffPosted on Categories MarketingLeave a comment on Google: Internal Pages being Indexed Over the week we have noticed that Google has had another algorithm change where you may notices that on some searches, your internal pages are ranking over your homepage. This has been on of the many algorithm changes noticed in the past month.
Author InterCoastal Net Designs StaffPosted on Categories MarketingLeave a comment on Brandon Sauls Nominated Brunswick County Chamber Marketing Chairman of the Board
Author InterCoastal Net Designs StaffPosted on Categories MarketingLeave a comment on What We've Been Working On – Month of December It's been a busy end to the year and the momentum is rocking into the New Year. We'd like to take the time and send out a big Thank You to all of current customers that made 2009 such a success and look forward to working with you in 2010.
Author InterCoastal Net Designs StaffPosted on Categories MarketingLeave a comment on Harnessing the Power of your Website, Part II. Understanding Quality Traffic. Is your traffic quality traffic?
Put your site and your marketing efforts to the test.
So you’ve had 2,567 visitors this month and only two sales online. What’s going on? You’re doing SEO, PPC, and other offline marketing tactics. Your results should be more, right? Yes. They should be more. So, let’s take a look at what might be causing this slump of proportion of sales per visitor.
Author InterCoastal Net Designs StaffPosted on Categories MarketingLeave a comment on The New Marketer's Survival Guide Prologue: Part 0.0.1 Back in the Mad Men days of advertising, all you really needed to make it as a marketer was some machismo and a pack of Lucky's. Or so it seemed anyway.
Now, with the ongoing segmentation of the consumer Market (capital M), making it as a marketer requires an evolving skillset. Part Content Writer, Part Coder/Programmer, Part social media expert. And experience with the ancient arts of traditional and direct mail marketing doesn't hurt either. After all, even rocket scientists still study history. And, on the opposite site of the coin, to be a successful business owner, you'd better get a handle on the very same issues as well.