At the beginning of this month, LinkedIn rolled out its new Company Pages, enabling businesses to develop more robust presence on the site, as well as more control over those pages.Setting up a company page is free and the news is that LinkedIn added tabs that businesses will be able to populate with information about your hotel.

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Our ‘Top 30 Irish Hotels on Facebook’ list this week has seen 3 hotels move up the table and 1 new entry.

Has your hotel made the list?

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People love social media for different reasons, Whatever the case, the downside to social media is that it is sometimes difficult to know if your time with it is well spent.

So, as with the rest of your business, it is important that you review the ROI of your social media efforts

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It’s time for this week’s Top 30 Irish Hotels on Twitter. There were 0 new entries this week and 1 hotel has moved up the table .

Has your hotel made the list?

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Social support is no longer a luxury, but a necessity in today’s business climate. It’s an opportunity to maintain engagement with the savvy “social media native.” and stay on top of potentially damaging chatter from a “last resort social media user”

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TIG have identified some of the initial implications for your business and/or website as a result of the new Google Place Search.
Google Place Search has brought a significant growth in the amount of local content displayed, like reviews, star ratings and direct links to review sites.

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Traditional front desks may be destined for a scrap heap teeming with bygone lobby fixtures like key boxes, desk bells and hat racks. Some mid-market chains already are dumping imposing check-in counters for cozy, one-on-one welcomes or for virtual check-ins through kiosks or mobile devices.

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This week, our Top UK Hotels on Twitter has seen 0 new entries and only 1 hotel has moved up the table!

Has your hotel made the list?

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At Sydney’s Travel Tribe “UnConference”, Chris Noble of World Nomads shared some insights on his successful integration of Facebook as a sales channel, quoting that 20 to 25 percent of revenue came via this source. According to some, Facebook looks to be coming in to it’s own as a viable alternative to Google but not without some hard work.

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