8 Twitter Resources for Hotels, Motels, Inns, and Other Lodging Joints

by Allen Voivod

bellEarlier this month, I had the chance to talk about the usefulness of Twitter for hotels to the general manager of one national chain’s location here in New Hampshire. In doing a bit of research, I found a number of links to great articles about social media marketing strategy for hotels (thank you ever and always, Google).

After parsing through pages of results, I thought I’d share some of the most useful ones here, in case you or someone you know is in the hospitality industry and considering using Twitter to boost competitive edge, explode visibility, expand reach, and ultimately increase revenues from reservations and event bookings.

(And this serves as a good blogging tip, too. If you have to do research for something in your business that could help a number of other folks – clients, prospects, partners, vendors, etc. – and is worth you being found for online, then put it up on your blog!)

In no particular order…

Hotels That Twitter and Twitter Well

You’re Still Not Twittering, Are You?

When Hotel Chains Use Twitter – Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3

Twitter Starter Pack for Hotels (28.5 Users to Follow)

Hyatt Announces Twitter Concierge Service

Hotels and Twitter – Why Some Succeed and Others Fail

Content: The Key to Online Hotel Bookings

Twitter to Your Hotel’s Advantage

Plus a bonus 9th – our own 37 Easy Ways to Boost Biz Visibility, Revenue, & Results With Twitter

And hey! Even if you’re not in the hospitality industry, check a few of these links out. Why, you may ask? Because that’s how inspiration strikes. Cribbing from what’s working for other folks, looking at best practices, and getting fresh ideas from different industries is a great way to revitalize your own marketing and get the results you want and deserve.

  • http://www.hotelmarketingstrategies.com Josiah from HotelMarketingStrategies.com

    Thanks for putting this list together, Allen, and including my post. I like what you say: inspiration often strikes from other industries. So even if you’re not in the lodging biz, these are good articles to read!

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