Golda Criddle

To help you, hoteliers, out, I’ve compiled a list of five hospitality blogs to read to keep up with your guests.

In the age of social media sites like Twitter and Facebook, is blogging still an effective way for hotels to reach out to guests?

The E-Marketing Associates blog started in June 2010, and over the years, we have had some great stats. Find out what our secret has been and increase your blog traffic.

If you’ve ever planned a trip, you know what it’s like to spend hours and hours searching for a hotel....

Last week an infographic surfaced from RedRocketMedia about the influence of content in the travel industry....

These days, every marketer is singing praises to Pinterest, the newest darling in social media. The site is...

Sometimes traveling on business can seem kind of lonely. What if there was a way to easily find out if...

We’ve discussed how important it is for hoteliers to respond to online reviews, and how to respond to a...

Do you work in the hospitality industry? Is employee recruitment and retention an issue that you face? If so this might just be the answer you are looking for.

The travel guide industry is moving in an interesting direction this year, with a focus on mobile, professional content and...

It’s that time again…2012 is nearly over! As the year ends, there is not a better time to look back...

Mashable is one of the many blogs my co-workers and I read daily for the latest in social...

As a content producer for E-Marketing Associates, I have the opportunity to stay at our client hotels and write about...

Hoteliers should be aware of all these conversations happening regarding their properties for instant, easy feedback. By simply listening, they can take appropriate action to correct a problem if necessary.

Once you join the site and choose a username that reflects your hotel, the next thing you should do is brainstorm ideas for boards.

In today’s digital world, hotels must step up to the plate and take the time to respond to feedback their guests are leaving. And here’s why.

If your small business isn’t on social media yet, you are truly missing out on an excellent opportunity to generate exposure and build a community around your products and services.

For your typical hotel, creating and maintaining a social media presence is hard enough, but growing your network can be...

I’ll describe how some hotels are using the hottest social networks to spice up their competitions below.

This update will eliminate the situation mentioned above by working with you to find the information you need with fewer clicks.

I’m sure you’ve seen the Project Glass video by now. I put it off for a while, but eventually, I had to see what everyone on my Facebook feed was talking about.

There’s a new trend in social networking called ambient social networking. The possibilities for this are endless. Sharing without all the extra work!

I thought it would be fun to put together a list of five areas where hotel websites commonly fail to inspire bookings. As part of a hospitality marketing company, I see many hotel websites daily and believe myself to be a good judge of what attracts potential customers and what drives them away.